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The World Wide Web is a wide open space. Anyone with a computer, a modem, and access to a web server can become a publisher. This has given rise to a vast and wonderful storehouse of information. However, not all sources are equally reliable. Learning how to evaluate web sites is as important as learning how to find them.
It is important to know that the information you are finding comes from reputable sources. For example, would you trust information about a medicine or dietary supplement that you found on the website of a store that sells the product or of the producer?
Maybe, maybe not. Use the guide below to evaluate a web resource before you use it for your research assignment.
Website Evaluation Checklist from Berkeley University
McNeese State University Frazar Memorial Library |
Box 91445 |
Lake Charles, LA 70609 |
337-475-5725 |
McNeese State University |
4205 Ryan St., Lake Charles, LA 70609 |
800-622-3352
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