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The criteria used by the ALA for selecting sites on the famous list of 700 Great Sites for Children |
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Rubrics for children to use to evaluate web sites they visit |
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Dicovery School Evaluation | Various evaluation tools to use with students | |
The ABC's of evaluating web sites |
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A list of questions to evaluate sites |
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A Checklist of Questions for Evaluating Web Sites
- Who is the author/source?
- What are the author's reputation and qualifications in the subject covered?
- Is the information on the site accurate?
- Is the information presented in an objective, balanced manner?
- How does the site compare with other sites on the same subject?
- Does the site contribute something unique on the subject?
- Is the material on the site covered adequately?
- How current is the information?
- Is the site appropriate for the intended audience?
- Is the information well-written?
- How stable is the connection to the site?
- How well is the site maintained?
- Does the site tell you when it was last updated?
- If there are links to other sites, do they work?
- Is it easy to move around and locate information on the site?
- Does the site require additional software or hardware?
- Do illustrations, video, or audio add value to the site?