Judging the Reliability of Two Websites

Inforeliability

Internet reliability

1. Are the aims of the site clear? Finding the aim can help understand why the info was posted, whether to trust it.
2. What choices does the website give you? Make sure there are choices for you to do. Also, they not suppose to have bias.
3. If the website give you any information that you don't need to know, or too detail like Wikipedia skip it.
4. If the website have a lot of information. You can check this website right or wrong by going to another website and check.
5.Careful to see if is bias or not. We should know why the author create the website

 6. You should use website that has the information you need and remember to read the website carefully
7. It is suppose to be cleared the fact that who wrote it because we should know why he or she wrote it.

8.Always check the update for information reliability and it depends on the type of information you're looking.

Parts of URL

Internet searching guide

  As you know, informations that we receive each day come from the internet, such as Google. What they're called is searching engine, and knowing how to search properly on the Searching Engine will benefit for you later on. The following are rules for searching on the internet:

• Be specific
• Put quotation mark to keep words together, such as "to be not to be"
• Use + symbol to add what you want to search
• Use - symbol to eleminate the choices of one category
• Don't use common words, such as a, an, are, etc because the Searching Engine will search every web pages that have every words that you type in.

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