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Evaluating Online Resources


Evaluating Internet Resources | Georgetown University Library

It is particularly important for the individual Internet user to evaluate the resource or information. Keep in mind that almost anyone can publish anything ...

Evaluating Web Resources: Home - Library research guides

Resources for Evaluating Web Pages Tutorials. Check, Please! Starter Course: Shows you how to fact and source-check in five easy lessons, taking about 30 ...

Evaluating Digital Sources - Purdue OWL

Below are some suggestions for evaluating digital texts and a breakdown of the different types of sources available online.

Evaluating Web Sources - Harvard Guide to Using Sources

When you find a source online, you will need to assess whether it is a credible source. Because web sources can be created by anyone and therefore are riskier.

Evaluating Internet Resources | The Patrick Power Library

It is important to evaluate Internet resources critically, as not everything you read online is reliable and true.

Evaluating Sources - KU Writing Center - The University of Kansas

The first, and quickest, way to judge a website's credibility is to look at the URL of the site you are on. It should be at the top of the screen or under the ...

Criteria for Evaluating Web Resources | Kent State University Libraries

Use criteria, such as those below, to gather evidence on the quality of the information in the Web site.

A Toolkit: Evaluating Online Sources: Initial Moves - Research Guides

We'll offer some simple, evidence-based strategies for evaluating the credibility of online sources, as well as reading critically.

Evaluating Sources: Introduction - Purdue OWL

Evaluating sources means recognizing whether the information you read and include in your research is credible. Despite the large amount of information ...

Evaluating Internet Resources - Guides at Johns Hopkins University

This 5-minute video will show you some examples of dramatic headlines that are incorrect; see whether you can spot the problems.

Finding and Evaluating Online Resources | NCCIH

To find accurate health information, start with one of these organized collections of high-quality resources: MedlinePlus, sponsored by the National Library of ...

Evaluating Online Resources: The Complete Beginner's Guide

In this guide, we will help you improve your knowledge and skill in evaluating online resources. We will guide you on how to check a resource for authenticity ...

Evaluating Online Sources | Learning for Justice

Students will discuss methods for evaluating the credibility of online sources and then use these strategies to review several websites or news stories.

Evaluating Internet Sources

The questions below will help you in evaluate web pages for use as academic sources. Be sure and look at the criteria in multiple categories prior to making a ...

Evaluating Resources: Home - UC Berkeley Library guide

Quick Guide · Authority - Who is the author? What is their point of view? · Purpose - Why was the source created? Who is the intended audience?

A Student's Guide to Evaluating Internet Sources and Information

To determine the credibility of a website, use the ABCs of Internet source evaluation: Accuracy, To evaluate the accuracy of the information in Internet ...

Initial Moves - Evaluating Online Sources: A Toolkit via Rowan ...

SIFT: Moves for Web Evaluation · STOP. Pause and ask yourself if you recognize the information source and if you know anything about the website ...

Evaluating Information: Information from the Internet - Library Guides

One way to determine this is to look at what kinds of websites link to the website you are evaluating. The more credible and authoritative those ...

Evaluating Online Information - Research Guides - Brandeis University

The quality of information found online is extremely variable. Anyone can post data and information on the Internet and not all online sources ...

Evaluate web sites and internet resources

It is important that you know the methods for analyzing Web sites to decide which information is reliable and appropriate. Ask these evaluation questions.