Have you ever received an email from a company or website that you visit on a regular basis (FedEx, your bank, Paypal, your bank) and were told that you needed to click on a link to provide more information?

Click on the link below to read the following selections in your McLean textbook (Be sure to only read the sections of the chapter indicated):Chapter 11.4 entitled: “Strategies for Gathering Reliable Information”Chapter 11.5 entitled: “Critical Thinking and Research Applications”Chapter 11.5 entitled: “Critical Thinking and Research Applications”.http://open.umn.edu/opentextbooks/BookDetail.aspx?bookId=53Click on the attachment to read the following selections in the Krause textbook:Chapter 2 entitled; “Understanding and Using the Library and the Internet for Research”Chapter 6 entitled: “The Annotated Bibliography Exercise”.Assignment:Have you ever received an email from a company or website that you visit on a regular basis (FedEx, your bank, Paypal, your bank) and were told that you needed to click on a link to provide more information? The link often takes you to a “website” that looks legitimate? What were some of the clues or red flags that made you either provide more info or hit the delete key? Refer to specific criteria from the lecture notes (CRAAP test) and the textbook(s) to explain why EACH of the websites provided below are OR are not credible sources. bradyunited.org/