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    This document provides guidance for Part 2 of the Yukon Qualification Exam which involves rating the page quality of 7 webpages using specific criteria. It outlines where to access the exam, what the exam entails, and how to pass it. Key tips include opening the general guidelines, using the decision tree to identify the right ratings, considering website characteristics like content and reputation, and researching the reputation of websites from credible sources.

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    Yukon Qualification Exam

    AT A GLANCE: PART 2

    WHERE IS IT?
    Using your laptop or desktop computer, go to raterhub.com/evaluation/rater and log
    in with the gmail account you provided to Appen. Click on the "Acquire if available"
    button to start.

    WHAT'S IN IT?
    7 Page Quality tasks Lowest Low Medium High Highest
    Review each webpage result, answer the questions, and select
    a Page Quality rating

    HOW DO I PASS IT?

    OPEN THE GUIDELINES USE THE DECISION TREE


    The exam is open book, so refer to the The Yukon Decision Tree will guide
    General Guidelines regularly during you in identifying the right Page
    the exam. Search for keywords using Quality and Needs Met ratings.
    CTRL+F (PC) or Command+F (Mac).

    CONSIDER EACH OF THE WEBSITE CHARACTERISTICS

    Main content Experience, Website The author of Supplementary Page design, Website
    Authoritativeness, reputation the website content layout, and care and
    Trustworthiness organization maintenance

    RESEARCH THE REPUTATION OF THE WEBSITE


    1. Identify the website's homepage (e.g. ibm.com for the IBM website), as
    well as the author of the specific webpage.

    2. Use specific methods to search on Google:

    ibm -site:ibm.com
    A search for IBM (the company name) FOR WEBSITES WITH
    that excludes pages on ibm.com
    NO REPUTATION
    A search for "ibm.com" (the website) You should find reputation
    "ibm.com" -site:ibm.com that excludes pages on ibm.com
    information for large websites
    and well-known content
    A search for reviews of IBM that creators.
    ibm.com reviews -site:ibm.com excludes pages on ibm.com
    However, smaller websites
    A search for reviews of ibm.com that
    "ibm.com" reviews -site:ibm.com may have little or no
    excludes pages on ibm.com
    reputation information.

    3. Look for articles, references, expert recommendations, and other This is not indicative of high or
    credible information about the website. low quality. Many small local
    businesses or community
    4. Make sure that the information you find comes from credible sources organizations have a small
    with expertise on the topic (e.g. medical sources for reputation “web presence” and rely on
    information about medical websites). word of mouth.

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