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1 Evaluating Websites: Bogus Websites and Hoaxes Dr. Jennifer Parker-Moore Interactive Learning Consultant Macomb Intermediate School District
2 Evaluating Websites How can you tell if the information on a website is fact or fiction? Two experts give us guidelines to use: Joyce Valenza Kathy Schrock
3 Kathy Schrock Guide Check out the Kathy Schrock Guide to Web Evaluation com/schrockguide/ eval.htm
4 WEB SITE EVALUATION (Joyce Valenza, 2004) 1. Content Does the site cover the topic comprehensively? Accurately? Can you understand what is being said? Is it written above or below your level of understanding? What is unique about this site? Does it offer something others do not? Are the links well-chosen? sufficient? Currency: Can you tell: the date the information was created? the publication date? the date the material was last revised? Are these dates meaningful in terms of the subject matter? Would you get better information in a book? an encyclopedia? Would you include this site in your bibliography? 3. Bias/purpose Why was this site created? (to persuade, inform, explain, sell, promote, parody, other?) Is it a personal, commercial, government or organization site? Is I there any bias? Is only one side of the argument presented? Does it appear that any information is purposely omitted? Is there a hidden message? Is it trying to persuade you or change your opinion? Is the bias useful to you in some way? Can you distinguish facts from opinion? Would you include this site in your bibliography? 2. Authority/Credibility Who is responsible for this site? Who sponsors it? Hint: truncate each section of the URL back until you are able to find the sponsor. What are his/her credentials? Have the authors of the site cited their own sources? Are the sources documented appropriately? What is the domain name? Does it end in.com,.gov,.edu,.org,.net? Is it a personal page? Is that a meaningful clue in evaluating the site? (You can't always judge a web page by its suffix. Some commercial sites provide solid information. Some university sites offer less-than-serious personal pages to graduate students.) Who else links to the site? (You can perform a link check in AltaVista or Google by entering "link:webaddress" in the search box. Is it linked to by reliable sites? What do other sites say about this one? Would you include this site in your bibliography? 4. Usability/design Is the site easy to navigate (user-friendly)? Is there a well-labeled contents area? Do all the design elements (graphics, art, buttons, etc.) enhance the message of the site? Is there consistency in the basic formats of each page? Are there any errors in spelling or grammar? Do the pages appear clean, uncluttered? Do the links on the site work? Would you include this site in your bibliography?
5 Content Does the site cover the topic comprehensively? Accurately? Can you understand what is being said? Is it written above or below your level of understanding? What is unique about this site? Does it offer something others do not? Are the links well-chosen? sufficient? Currency: Can you tell: the date the information was created? the publication date? the date the material was last revised? Are these dates meaningful in terms of the subject matter? Would you get better information in a book? an encyclopedia? Would you include this site in your bibliography?
6 Authority/credibility Who is responsible for this site? Who sponsors it? Hint: truncate each section of the URL back until you are able to find the sponsor. What are his/her credentials? Have the authors of the site cited their own sources? Are the sources documented d appropriately? What is the domain name? Does it end in.com,.gov,.edu,.org,.net? Is it a personal page? Is that a meaningful clue in evaluating the site? (You can't always judge a web page by its suffix. Some commercial sites provide solid information. Some university sites offer less-than-serious personal pages to graduate students.) Who else links to the site? (You can perform a link check in AltaVista or Google by entering "link:webaddress" in the search box. Is it linked to by reliable sites? What do other sites say about this one? Would you include this site in your bibliography?
7 Bias/purpose Why was this site created? (to persuade, inform, explain, sell, promote, parody, other?) Is it a personal, commercial, government or organization site? Is there any bias? Is only one side of the argument presented? Does it appear that any information is purposely omitted? Is there a hidden message? Is it trying to persuade you or change your opinion? Is the bias useful to you in some way? Can you distinguish facts from opinion? Would you include this site in your bibliography?
8 Usability/design Is the site easy to navigate (user-friendly)? Is there a well-labeled contents area? Do all the design elements (graphics, art, buttons, etc.) enhance the message of the site? Is there consistency in the basic formats of each page? Are there any errors in spelling or grammar? Do the pages appear clean, uncluttered? Do the links on the site work? Would you include this site in your bibliography?
9 Critical Evaluation Hackers, jokesters, pranksters, and wasters of time/talent spend countless hours creating bogus or fake websites. These hoaxes have countless hits in which the unknowing public cites them as fact rather than fiction. Critical Evaluation is the use of web site evaluation criteria to know the difference between factual web sites and fictional ones. Review the following hitlist
10 Verify a Hoax Check these sites to verify spoofs, hoaxes, urban legends or myths you may have read about: About.com Urban Legends CDC Health Hoaxes & Rumors Hoaxbusters Vmyths th Snopes.com p
11 Bogus Websites Open the Critical Evaluation List Critical Evaluation Websites-bogus&hoax.doc Select 10 websites to review Critique each website in the four areas: Content Authority/credibility Bias/purpose p Usability/design Submit to the digital drop box
12 Web address: Content Authority/credibility Bias/purpose Usability/design
13 Challenge Points Locate a bogus website that is not on the list. Critically evaluate the web site and submit digitally.
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