This essay focuses on information presented in an organized manner .Using the guide questions below, you will see what you can find about each criteria on the 3 websites I’ve given you.

information presented in an organized manner

In this assignment (watch the video), you are given 3 websites which you are asked to evaluate on the criteria of authority, accuracy, objectivity, and currency. Using the guide questions below, you will see what you can find about each criteria on the 3 websites I’ve given you (note: you do not need to answer ALL of the questions below, but rather, use them as a guide to make an overall assessment). Then you will determine whether the websites are credible enough for you to (hypothetically) use them in an academic paper.

To complete the assignment, open the attached document,

complete the assignment, save, and upload here.  Criteria for Evaluating Sources; Firstly,  Authority · Secondly,       Is the website published with a .Thirdly, edu or a .gov? ·       Who is the author of the material you are reading? Is there a person or group responsible for the content? ·       Can you tell if the author has any credentials or knowledge of what they are talking about? ·       Who is the publisher/sponsor of the material (just the same as books are written by authors and then publish by publishers, the same can happen with websites)?

Accuracy ·       Does the information you are reading match up with other sources

you’ve read about the subject; Firstly, Is the information present in an organize manner, Secondly,  Are there dead links? Spelling errors, Thirdly, Are there references include with the information present, Further,  Are there links to other sources? Objectivity ·       What’s the purpose of the website?  inform?  entertain? To persuade?  sell you something? ·       Is the information present in a fair or balance way? ·       Is the information sponsore by another group or organization with a specific agenda in mind? Currency ·       How timely is the information? ·       When was the information publish on the Web? What is the date of the article you are reading? When was the information last update or copyright? ·       Does the timeliness of the information affect you using the information in your paper?