Launched in 2006, Internet Detective is a very cool site which was written for college-level students. After viewing the site, I feel that high school seniors and advanced juniors would also gain a lot of insight from using it. Looking for more resources on evaluating websites? Try some of the ones below:
Checklist for Evaluating Web Resources
Credible Sources Count- view a 10-minute tutorial about how to find sites you can trust. EXCELLENT!
Critical Evaluation of Information- Kathy Schrock's guide by grade level; covers elementary through secondary
EasyBib Website Evaluation-
Evaluating Websites- from Indiana University Libraries
Finding Reliable Information Online- slide presentation from middle school teacher Sean Hinger
The Five Ws of Website Evaluation
Media Awareness Network- "who, what when where" explained so you can understand it
Museum of Hoaxes- bogus web sites from A to Z
University of Berkeley Library- an excellent tutorial on finding information on the Internet
What to Consider When Evaluating Websites
Checklist for Evaluating Web Resources
Credible Sources Count- view a 10-minute tutorial about how to find sites you can trust. EXCELLENT!
Critical Evaluation of Information- Kathy Schrock's guide by grade level; covers elementary through secondary
EasyBib Website Evaluation-
Evaluating Websites- from Indiana University Libraries
Finding Reliable Information Online- slide presentation from middle school teacher Sean Hinger
The Five Ws of Website Evaluation
Media Awareness Network- "who, what when where" explained so you can understand it
Museum of Hoaxes- bogus web sites from A to Z
University of Berkeley Library- an excellent tutorial on finding information on the Internet
What to Consider When Evaluating Websites