Critically Evaluate Communication and Media Information
	Use the following criteria: A quick review of Module 6 ... Relevance, usefulness: Is the information closely related to your topic? Authority: Who wrote it it? What are the author's qualifications? Credibility: Is the information cited? Is it free of spelling, grammer, typographical errors? Bias: What is the purpose of the writing? Does the author have an agenda or point of view? Currency: How up to date is the information? Is this important? Images: How well are the images presented? Are they good quality? Other factors: How easy is the information to use or access?
Cite Communication and Media Information Sources Accurately
Follow these steps to document your research Save printouts and take careful notes in order to have all the information you will need to cite your sources Communication and Media students usually use APA style to cite sources for a bibliography See APA citation resources Avoid plagiarism by citing your sources