Not sure if the site you found is authoritative and reliable? Take a closer look!
- Try looking at the Potter Library's suggested subject resources web links. These resources have been reviewed by librarians and are considered authoritative.
- If you must venture onto Google, remember you need to
- look for who wrote the page and figure out what the purpose of the document is
- understand who wrote the page and if they have authority on the subject
- look how the information is presented
- how current the information is (if necessary)
Need more help? Try reviewing the Evaluating the Internet tutorial created by the library or the Evaluating Web Sources checklist .
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