Evaluating Sources FAQ
Anyone can create professional-looking web pages that can contain any information, whether true or not. You need to critically evaluate ALL information sources, especially from the web. Techniques and details here:
Associations and Organizations
- Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
World’s largest educational & scientific computing society - EDUCAUSE Nonprofit association working with information technology.
- IEEE Computer Society
- NISO National Information Standards Organization
- NTIS National Technical Information Service
- More computing organizations
Web Resources
- CompInfo - The Computer Information Center
- Computer History Museum
- Cornell University Library Technical Reports and Papers
- IBM Technical Journals
- Information Security
- InternetWorld.com
- NSF Computing Discoveries
- Pew Internet & American Life Project
- Technology Review
- TechRepublic
- TechWeb - The Business Technology Network
- Turing Archive for the History of Computing
- Wired News
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