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C.A.R.S. Source Evaluator

C.A.R.S. Evaluator

Source Evaluation Tool | The Learning Exchange

Tool Instructions

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DEFINE THE SOURCE

Enter the website title and author to track your research.

2

C.A.R.S. CHECKLIST

Expand sections. Use sliders to rate and add observations.

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ANALYZE RESULTS

Review the live radar map and final confidence score.

Identity Details

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CREDIBILITY Trust & Authority

Check for credentials, evidence of quality control, and organizational reputation.

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ACCURACY Timeliness & Facts

Is the information current? Is it comprehensive or omitting facts?

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REASONABLENESS Fairness & Bias

Is the tone objective and fair? Watch for bias or emotional language.

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SUPPORT Evidence & Links

Does the source provide evidence or links to support its claims?

Live Reliability Analysis

Radar Analysis
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Confidence Score

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Critical Tip

“Evaluate not only what the author includes, but also what they choose to leave out.”


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Every Action Counts

Bell Let’s Talk Day is January 28, 2021 | version française

Now more than ever, every action counts. On Bell Let’s Talk Day, Bell will donate more towards mental health initiatives in Canada by contributing 5¢ for every applicable text, call, tweet or TikTok video using #BellLetsTalk, social media video view and use of our Facebook frame or Snapchat filter.

Toolkit

Want to join in to help create positive change, but don’t know how? It’s all about having the right tools to join the conversation and help create positive change. The Bell Let’s Talk Toolkit consists of simple everyday tools that can be used to take action to support mental health, including a conversation guide, workplace activities and social media images.

To help you spread the word about mental health, we’ve created a toolkit that includes a conversation guide and helpful templates for use in schools, communities, and workplaces.

Bell Let’s Talk Toolkit

Resources

Not sure where to go to find help or who to turn to? Consulting with your healthcare provider or another trusted professional is always a great start. You can also refer to our list of organizations with helpful resources.

If you are looking for online and other resources available to support and help manage your mental health through the COVID-19 situation, there are resources:

Covid-19 Resources

What is Bell Let’s Talk?

Bell Let’s Talk is a multi-year charitable program dedicated to the promotion and support of mental health across Canada. Since 2010, Bell has committed more than $100 million to support a wide range of mental health organizations, large and small, from coast to coast focusing on anti-stigma, care and access, workplace mental health and research.

Stay up-to-date

Year after year, Bell Let’s Talk gets the nation buzzing and taking action to help create positive change for mental health. Stay up-to-date on everything Bell Let’s Talk with the latest articles, media releases and videos.

Bell Let’s Talk News and Videos

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Try the Remind App! It’s a quick and useful communication tool for teachers or tutors who wish to communicate with their classes, individual students, or parents.”/]

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The graphing calculator for functions, geometry, algebra, calculus, statistics and 3D math! Dynamic mathematics for learning and teaching.


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Financial Consumer Agency of Canada

Tools, calculators and educational programs

Tools to help you choose a bank account and credit card, including budget and mortgage calculators.

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e-Learning Videos: Financial Basics

These eight e-learning videos complement the Financial Basics workshop material. They are an easy and accessible alternative way to boost financial knowledge and plan a more secure financial future. You can use them as part of a Financial Basics workshop, or watch them on your own.

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