Write an APA citation for the webpage you investigated at the top of the page. What did the site score on the CRAAP test? Would you use it for your research? Why or why not? What was problematic about it (or, on the other hand, what made you think this would be a good site)?

Internet searching, evaluating websites

Overview
This week, we are learning how to critically evaluate information on the Internet to distinguish the good from the bad. In this assignment, you will put those skills to work. (USLO 6.3)

Instructions
For this assignment, you’ll do three things.

• First, investigate each of the resources below. Then, use the CRAAP Test to evaluate the validity of each source for academic research.

•  “Outbreak of Lung Injury Associated with the Use of e-Cigarette, or Vaping, Products”
•  “How Bad is Vaping for You? Here’s What You Need to Know”
•  “Vaping vs. Smoking: Is Vaping Bad for You, Too?”

• In a Word document, write an APA citation for each of the three articles. Then, beneath each citation, write a brief paragraph that answers the following questions:

• Write an APA citation for the webpage you investigated at the top of the page.
• What did the site score on the CRAAP test?
• Would you use it for your research?
• Why or why not?
• What was problematic about it (or, on the other hand, what made you think this would be a good site)?

To be clear, you’ll have three citations, each with an accompanying paragraph, for a total of three citations and three paragraphs.

• Your entire document should be formatted in 12-point, Times New Roman font with 1″ margins and double-spaced lines. Each paragraph should be at least 100 words in length (and this will be a combination of all of the answers per source).