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Criteria	Things to consider...	Examples
Currency	How old is the article? Older articles can still be relevant, but you must be able to explain why (Currency may be less important when exploring discussions of historical events or older theories in context, because a historical perspective may be more relevant than a modern one in some circumstances)	A discussion of attitudes towards nurses in the media during the 1990s vs The impact of social media on modern nursing practice How might the idea of "current" be different for these two examples?
Reliability	Who published the information? What makes the source reputable? Does the creator provide references and are those references credible? Are there spelling, grammar or typographical errors?	A satirical news website (e.g. Betoota Advocate) or social media platform vs An established, academic textbook publisher If your academic has set a textbook for your subject, this means they believe it is a source you can trust.
Authority	Who is the creator or author? (Sources without an author are usually less credible because they don't disclose their qualifications, affiliations and experience) Are they an expert in the field?	A blog post or media article written by a self-appointed expert or anonymous author vs A peer reviewed article written by a team of university academics and researchers
Purpose	Why was the information published and who is the intended audience? (eg. For advertising product to consumers) Is the creator trying to sell, inform, entertain, or persuade the audience? Is it based on fact or opinion? Is it biased towards an outcome or opinion? How do you know?	A webpage on diabetes from a pharmaceutical company that produces and sells diabetes medication. They may have an interest in persuading you to buy their products. vs Diabetes information from a government website such as Australian Institute of Health & Welfare (AIHW). Their role is solely to provide accurate information.

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