Evaluating Web Resources

This is a detailed form to help you write out the process of evaluating a website.

Discusses evaluating sources of all kinds, web and print.

Video and tutorial exercises on evaluating web resources

Evaluation discussion with a more scholarly tone, from Johns Hopkins University

Video tutorial on health information on the internet

Longer discussion of how to evaluate and what to consider in thinking about web sites. This page is part of a larger research guide at UC Berkley.

This resource is geared especially towards law students but applies to any scholarly internet searching.

A short form to help guide you through evaluation

Searches scientific information on the Web. Scierus searches many articles that you cannot get in full-text though, so you might consider using the Advanced Search to narrow the types of results you get.

Clustering search engine

Metasearch engine, searches multiple other engines at once

For searching U. S. Government sites. See also USA.gov

Metasearch engine, searches multiple other engines at once

Metasearch engine, searches multiple other engines at once

Metasearch engine, searches multiple other engines at once

The portal for searching or exploring the extensive networks of the U. S. Federal Government's web sites.

Clustering search engine

Calculating website that finds data rather than web pages