There are literally billions of web pages and sites on the Internet, with information on nearly every coceivable topic. So how does a student doing research evaluate if a web site is a reliable source of information? The following resources posted below set down general guidelines that will help you evaluate whether a web site is trustworthy or not. Feel free to look at them.
http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/TeachingLib/Guides/Internet/Evaluate.html
http://www.library.jhu.edu/researchhelp/general/evaluating
And don't forget that there is a link to the Librarian's Internet Index on the right hand side of the page on this site.
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The Librarian
Matthew McNulty
About Me
- Matthew McNulty
- I am Matthew McNulty, the librarian at the Everest College Student Resource Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado. I recently finished my master's degree in library science through Drexel University's online program. I love being a librarian, especially when it comes to helping students find what they need.
Mission Statement
The Resource Center is a partner with Everest College in the teaching and learning process that prepares students for a lifetime of learning and independent study. The Resource Center selects, organizes and maintains print and electronic resources that support the curriculum and information needs of the college. It aids students, faculty and staff in finding the resources they need and teaches the skills necessary to identify, evaluate, and use those resources.