SMA 11 - KURMER - INFORMATIKA - BAB 1 - MATERI
Jenjang SMA MA SMK · 275 words · 1 min read · EN

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Hello Tuju friends. Back again with me, Sis Ola. Today we will learn about lateral reading to evaluate the accuracy of content. Come on, Ijalian friends, watch the following learning video . Your Iju friends. In the digital world, anyone can spread information so that facts, opinions, and hoaxes often become mixed up. Well, this is
where lateral reading is important. Lateral reading is a reading technique that involves opening and comparing several sources. Don't just focus on one source page. One of the main techniques is triangulation. Triangulation means checking the truth of information by comparing several different sources. Ideally, credible information is supported by at least three trusted sources. There are
several things to note. First, the similarity of information between sources. If several trusted sources convey the same information, then it is likely true. Second, the diversity of types of sources. Don't just compare unclear blocks, but look for sources from trusted media, official documents, or academic sources. Third, recognize bias. Every writer has a certain point of view
. By comparing various sources, we can see information more objectively and not be easily influenced by opinions. In addition, also pay attention to the credibility of the source. Valid information usually has specific details such as time, place, and clear data . Be careful with sensational titles because they could be hoaxes or clickbait. So,
before you believe or share information, make it a habit to check the source, compare, and read it in full. By reading laterally, we can become more critical and wise internet users. That's all our learning today. See you again in the next learning video. Bye. Yeah.
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