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Annotated Links: Critical Thinking

Help us grow this resource! These pages contain links to web resources that many find useful in bringing 21st Century Information Fluency skills into the classroom. If you have suggestions for additional sites (or if any of these sites are not working) please write us: help@21cif.com

Henderson, John. CYouSee: T is for Thinking: A Guide to Critical Thinking About What You See on the Web [Website]. New York: 17 September 2002 [cited 12 January 2003]. Available from the Internet: LINK

November, Alan. Teaching Zack To Think. High School Principal Magazine [website]. Wellesley (MA):September 1998- [cited 21 October 2015]. Available from the Internet: LINK

Alan November forcefully makes the case for teaching information evaluation techniques as part of teaching critical thinking to high school students. A classic example of the importance of using more than a single evaluation tactic.

Thinking Critically about Discipline-Based the Internet Resources in UCLA Library Help Guides, [Article]. Regents of the University of California: 10 October 1997 [cited 21 October 2015]. Available from the Internet: LINK

This site presents an early UCLA College Library guide to thinking critically about Web resources. Six basic points are considered: content, evaluation, source, date, structure and other.

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