Reliable Sources

If there is not an author, is the source still reliable?

• No

• Yes

.org means the page is associated with a "non-profit" organization.

• True

• False

.com websites are ALWAYS a good source of information.

• True

• False

What do you check on a website to make sure the information is current?

• The author

• where it was written

• the date

If a website or article cites where the information is received, it is a more creditable website.

• False

• True

A website ending in .edu means the information came from a college or university and is most likely creditable.

• True

• False

An example of a likely creditable source would be a would be a website ending in .edu or .org

• True

• False

• I don't know

When using a website you want to know what the purpose of the website is.

• False

• True

• Sometimes

A website ending in .gov means the government runs the website.

• True

• False

Should you verify an author's expertise to make sure the information is creditable?

• Yes

• No

• Never