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Project Connect: Evaluating Web Sites
Can you believe everything you read? Certainly not on the Internet! What makes a web site a reliable source of information? Evaluation strategies help kids become more discerning information managers.
Examining Electronic Resources
A complete lesson plan on evaluating web sites aligned to IRA and NCTE standards.
The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly or Why It's A Good Idea to Evaluate Web Sites
The Criteria link explains guidelines for evaluating web sites and the Examples link presents a list of bogus web sites to practice the evaluation criteria.
A concise explanation of what makes a web site good.
Don't miss the printable forms for evaluating web sites created for specific grade levels.
Learning More About Search Engines and Search Directories
FAQs help students better understand how search engines work.
Checklist for Evaluating Web Resources
A checklist for critically analyzing web resources.
Eight ways of checking information on a web site.
Put your evaluation strategies to the test: is there a jackalope conspiracy?
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