Module+6-Web+Literacy

When browsing the web, one must remember that not all websites are accurate, or equal. Read critically and make judgements about what you are reading. One website I recently reviewed using the Wayback Machine (http://www.archive.org), was readinga-z.

I discovered the following with just a little effort:  = Reading A-Z went up Sept of 2001. At that time it had approx. 200 books and support materials that could be downloaded and printed for student use. In 2010 that number is now exceeding 2500. Reading A-Z is part of a larger group of websites geared to educators and parents that falls under learningpage.com. Bob Holl is the founder of learningpage.com and its various branches. He has authored a number of books and has worked for Scott Foresman, and Addison Wesley. He has had teaching experience in K-12 schools. Learning A-Z licenses are sold on a per classroom basis. Each teacher paid and registered can use the license with up to 36 students in one classroom.Reading A-Z would seem to be a credible website. =