I learned how to recognized reliable websites and who is making them. If it is a educational, non-profit, or government organization, only use them if they list their sources. If they do, go to that source and check its professionalsim and organization. Expert authors will most likely include there credentials or degree on the website. If you feel like some information is a little off, you can email them if they leave an email account, if not, then trash the information. I found out that publications from newspapers and magazines are just as reliable as the original form, as long as the information is continually updated and checked. For the most part, most biased writings are not very reliable, and shouldn't be used in considering your research.
Joe Wilson Hates Black People
15 years ago
Yes, you pulled what I think is the most important distinction, that reliable websites will include the credentials of the authors it quotes or cites.
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