2.  A search engine like bing or google is
not a website
 Websites have multiple pages
 Websites have an independent web
address

3.  Finding ‘real’ information is difficult
 Anyone can put information on to the
internet
 Difference between creditable
evidence and non-creditable evidence

4.  Who is getting paid is one of the best
tests for creditability
 Advertisers and free cites should be
suspect for real research
 College and government websites are
very good
 Newspapers are strong too
 About.com pays experts to work for it

5.  Nothing and everything
 Great source for learning
 Terrible source for research
 Any member can change any
information on the cite
 For years, Mrs. Shipp changed the Zebra
page to say “A Zebra is a white horse
with black stripes or a black horse with
white stripes.” Funny but not true

6.  You may not cite Wikipedia as a source
for your paper

7.  http://www.greekmythology.com/
 http://www.mythweb.com/
 http://www.theoi.com/

8.  http://gogreece.about.com/cs/mytholo
gy/a/godsclipart.htm
 http://messagenetcommresearch.com/
myths/bios/index.html

9.  You still
need
informati
on from
the
website

10.  You need
 Author
 Title of the entire website
 Sponsor
› check the contact us page for this info
 Date of publication if possible
 DO NOT NEED the web address

11.  Still
need
the
same 5
things
from
the
source

12. 2 please