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Web Site Evaluation Criteria ||Authority | Accuracy | Objectivity | Currency | Coverage ||
I. Authority Is there an author? Is the page signed? signed? Is the author qualified? An expert? expert? Who is the sponsor? Is the sponsor of the page reputable? How reputable? reputable? Is there a link to information about the author or the sponsor ? If the page includes neither a signature nor indicates a sponsor, is there any other way to determine its origin? origin? Look for a header or footer showing affiliation. Look at the URL. http://www.fbi.gov Look at the domain. .edu, .edu, .com, .ac.uk, .org, .net
II. Accuracy Is the information reliable and error-free error-free?? Is there an editor or someone who verifies/checks the information?
III. Objectivity Does the information show a minimum of bias? bias? Is the page the page designed to sway opinion? opinion? Is there any advertising on the page? page?
IV. Currency Is the page the page dated? dated? If so, when was the last update? update? How current are the links? links? Have some expired or moved?
V. Coverage What topics are covered? covered? What does this page offer that is not found elsewhere? elsewhere? How in-depth is the material? material? Created by Susan E. Beck
