Website Evaluation
Retrieved from https://americanlibrariesmagazine.org/whaddyamean/ on Sept. 2018.
T | R | A | A | P |
Timeline
Timeliness of the information |
Relevancy
Appropriateness of the information |
Authority
Source of the information |
Accuracy
Reliability and correctness of the information |
Purpose
Purpose and objectivity of the information should be clear. |
Is there a date the information was published, posted or updated? Do links to other sites or information work properly? |
Does the information on the site answer your research questions?
Is the information at an appropriate level? |
Is the author identified and qualified to write about this topic?
Can they be contacted?
Does the URL represent a credible source? (for example, .gc.ca – Canadian government .com – commercial website) |
Is the information well researched and documented?
Does it include a bibliography?
Are there errors in spelling, punctuation or grammar? |
Is the information intended to teach or inform?
Is the information based on fact, rather than opinion?
Is the site free of stereotyping and bias (racial, cultural , faith or gender)? |
Kahoot Game
Benefits of Wikipedia
Choose 2 sites from the following list and one of your own.
Oil Sands
Trans Mountain Pipeline
Mega Plastics in the Ocean
Aluminum Foil Beanie
All About Explorers
Tree Octopus
Renaissance – Live Science
Websites for Grade 10
US History American Revolution
Newspaper Reprint – Serena Williams
How did the telescope change the way we view the world?
All About Explorershttps://www.allaboutexplorers.com/explorers/columbus/
Use the citation tool Bibme (Citation Guide) to complete your bibliography.
Remember that your bibliography needs to be in alphabetically order.