These resources help you determine the authority and reliability of the information found in an openly accessible World Wide Web resource. Article databases such as EBSCOHost and ELibrary are subscription databases containing articles that have already appeared in print, have already been reviewed for reliability by newspaper, magazines and journal editors, and are not considered openly accessible Web resources.

• Evaluating Web Pages: Techniques to Apply & Questions to Ask. From the University of California Berkeley Teaching Library Internet Workshops.

• Evaluating Web Resources. Good brief checklist from the University of Minnesota at Morris library.

• General Questions for Reviewing Any Web Site. Good general guide to evaluating web resources, from the Maricopa Community College District.

• Thinking Critically About World Wide Web Pages. Questions you should ask about web resources, from the UCLA library.

• Web Page Evaluation Worksheet. Good concise checklist from Danville Area Community College library.