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Evaluating Web Resources
More reliable sources are generally more accurate, authoritative, and current.
"Yes" answers to these questions indicate an effective web site:
Can it be accessed reliably?
The Author
Is the author clearly identified?
Are the author's credentials listed?
The Content
Is the information accurate?Is the source of the information clearly stated?
Is the coverage comprehensive?
Is the site current?
Was it updated recently?
Is the site clearly organized?
Does the site satisfy the needs of the intended audience?
The Purpose
Is the purpose of the site clearly stated?
Is sponsorship acknowledged?