CRAAP Test Evaluation Criteria

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The CRAAP test is a rubric used to evaluate the quality and reliability of information sources. It focuses on evaluating Currency, Relevance, Authority, Accuracy, and Purpose. For each categ…

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CRAAP TEST Rubric

YES NO ?

CURRENCY Can you tell when the information was posted or


published?

Has the information ever been revised or updated?

Is the information current enough or does it matter?

Do the links work?

RELEVANCE Does the information relate to your topic and


answer your questions?

Who is the intended audience?

Is the information on an appropriate level?

AUTHORITY Who is the author/sponsor/source/publisher?

Are the author’s credentials or organizational


connections given?

Can you tell if the author is qualified to write about


the topic? (is education or training posted?)

Does the URL tell you anything?

ACCURACY Is the information supported by evidence?

Can you verify the information in another source?

Does the language or tone seem unbiased or free


of emotion?

Are there spelling, grammar, or typographical


errors?

PURPOSE What is the purpose of the information? To sell? To


inform? To persuade? To teach? To entertain?

Is the information fact? Opinion? Propaganda?

Does the point of view seem objective or impartial?

Is there political, ideological, religious, or personal


bias?

CRAAP TEST Rubric 
 
 
YES 
NO 
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CURRENCY 
 
Can you tell when the information was posted or 
published? 
 
 
 
 
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bias?

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