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Sure all our videos are licensed under Creative Commons (Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License). Thanks (sorry we didn’t reply earlier!)
very helpful
Thanks for the feedback! 🙂
Thank you for this information. All of your videos are highly appreciated by people such as myself.
Thank you for this information! I will need it to do my research for my ENG102 paper on Build-A-Bear workshop.
Sure all our videos are licensed under Creative Commons (Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License). Thanks (sorry we didn’t reply earlier!)
This is a specific no-nonsense video and is very useful for students at any age. May I use this video in my class orientation?
Thank you for the very helpful video..helps me as a new college student to understand about where I research and it’s credibility
This is excellent; much better than most videos on Internet reliability. Well done, and thanks for posting.
Thanks,
I work in a small college library and have been looking for a short, useful video that will explain how and why web pages should be evaluated.
May I borrow or use your video?
This is a great start to evaluating websites! May I reference this in a class I am teaching this summer?
Great video. Even uses common web sites that people go to for major topics of debate. Thanks.
My teacher is always sending us to awesome, beneficial videos like this. That’s how/why I’m here! If your a teacher I recommend you use this in your English class. Short, sweet , and full of useful information. It WILL be much appreciated. Thank you for Posting this.@Hartness Library.