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Section 4:
Evaluating Web Sites

Introduction to Section 4: Evaluating Web Sites
Things to Think About When Evaluating a Web Site
Accuracy
Credibility
Objectivity
Intended Audience
Timeliness: Is a Web Site Up-To-Date?
Style and Functionality
Internal Search Features
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SECTION 4: EVALUATING WEB SITES

QUIZ YOURSELF


Question #1: Why is it important to check for a DATE (month/day/year) on a Web site?

Click on the question mark above the option that you would choose.

To determine who wrote or produced the site.
To decide whether the information on the site is timely or current.
To decide whether the information on the site is objective.
To decide what the site's purpose is.


Question #2: When is it NOT appropriate to register on a Web site?

Click on the question mark above the option that you would choose.

When you want to receive e-mails about the site's products and sales.
When you want to personalize Web site features for the next time you go back to the site.
When you want to buy a product that the site is selling.
When you are using a public or non-secure computer.


Question #3: Which of the questions below is NOT particularly important for deciding whether a Web site is objective?

Click on the question mark above the option that you would choose.

Is the site easy to navigate?
Is the point-of-view or agenda of the site producers clearly stated?
Is the site a "soapbox" for a person's or group's political or social agenda?
Is the site free from bias or conflicts of interest?


   
 
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