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1. You can find the website that you have posted by going to the http:// address bar.
2. You can trust this site's information by either the ending of the address (ex. http://www.nasa.gov/) or if the site has some sort of a referenceas to where it got its information from.
3. Here is a site that has guidelines for evaluating websites as being authentic and ethical: http://lib.berkeley.edu/TeachingLib/Guides/Internet/Evaluate.html
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5. The linked site above suggests to look for a personal name (e.g., jbarker or barker) following a tilde ( ~ ), a percent sign ( % ), or or the words "users," "members," or "people."
 

You can find the site you are posting by looking at the http:// on the address bar. Persobally, I use google.com to do this. You know that the site you have choosen is giving you truthful information by having it as a top listings while searching for it or if it has a reference section within it's site. Also if it has a .org , .gov , or .edu that usually means it is trustworthy. A site that has guidelines for other websites to be authentic and ethical are OnGuardOnline!!! This website helps you to be safe online by telling you about E-mail scams, and internet fraud.
 

1. You can find the website that you have posted by putting in its http:// address.
2. You know that a site is telling the truth by the end of it's address (e.g. .gov, .edu) or if it is in the top ten of twelve search results.
3. The site I found is eHow.com, which has all kinds of information about internet safety and other things.
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5. One thing the site suggests to evaluate a site is to searh either the URL or the company name in Google with the word "scam" next to it and read other people's comments.
 

You can find the website that you have posted by putting in its http:// address. I know that a site is giving me honest and ethical information by its ending. For example .edu would probably have more accurate information than a .com) The website i found that shows guidelines for evaluating websites as being authentic and ethical was WEBSITE One of the ways the link i chose tells me to evaluate a website by looking at its: Author, Date of Publication, Edition or Revision, and Publisher.
 

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2. to tell that a website is honest it is most likely in the first top 10 sites on the page.

4.http://www.library.cornell.edu. is the website i used.yo

5. It will help me evaluate the site because then i will know if it gives the right information.
 

1. You can find the website that you have posted by typing in the http:// adress.
2. You know that the site you chose is honest and ethical because it will come up at the to of the search lists and it might end in .edu or .gov
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Here is a website that has guidelines for evaluating websites as being authentic and ethical.
4. My linked site suggests checking whether the publishing body of the website is a good one.
 

1) You can find the site you post by putting in its http:// link.

2) You know the site is giving you good and trustworthy information when it is located in the first page when you search for it in a search engine and/or if it ends with an "org", "edu", "gov" etc.

3) A website I found that supports internet guidelines is http://www.library.jhu.edu/researchhelp/general/evaluating/

4) How to Evaluate a Good Website

5) One suggestion of this website is to make sure that the author of the site has biographical information is available and/or the author is mentioned in a positive way by another reliable source.
 

1.i usually go on ask.com to find my websites
2.if it ends in .gov or .edu or if it w well known news source (ny times, cbs etc.)
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5. i know it is authentic if there are legal notices such as copyright statements and terms of use etc. listed on the page.
 

1.You can look at the website you are posting on by looking at the address bar where it says http:// and you can find sites by a search engine.
2. The way I figure if a site is trustworthy is by looking if the domain is .edu or by looking at its references. I also compare sites to see if the information will come up again.
3. A site I found is: http://lrs.ed.uiuc.edu/students/tbarcalow/490NET/Evaluation.htm#guidelines
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5. The site says to look at the author’s credibility. Try to get in contact with him or her for more information to see if they know what they are talking about.
 

1. You can find the website that you have posted by going to the http:// address bar.
2. You know if a website is giving honest information if you look at the structure of the website and it seems accurate. Look at who owns the website and who are the authors of the content. By looking at the quality of the content and how current it is. Lastly, look for legal notices and feedback.
3. Here is website to judge if a website is reliable.
http://www.netalert.gov.au/advice/risks/unreliable_information/How_do_I_know_a_website_contains_reliable_information.html
4.Website Contains Reliable Information
5. One way my linked site suggests you evaluate a website used for reference is to see if the authors of the content appear to be reputable.
 

You are able to find the address i have posted by typing http:// address. You are able to define whether the infomation is true or false by visiting other websites and comparing the information you have recieved by what is said on other pages. There is also another way of determining whether it is a reliable source if the address ends in .gov or .org. The site that I located contains operating systems W3BSITE! . One way my site suggests that a website is ethical, every website should have a copyright date: name & last date of revision.
 

1. You can fine the address that I posted by typing in the http:// address into the address bar.
2. If the website ends with .org, .edu, or .gov, then the website is most likely safe.
3. A site that has guidlines for evaluating websites is http://www.studygs.net/.
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5. This site suggests to look at a website's biography and see if the biography is reflects to what the website is about.
 

You can find the site by using the http:// address. You can tell if the a site is giving you honest information if you check other sites. Here is a site that gives you a checklist for evaluating websites. Click Here One way my link site suggests you evaluate a website is to look for an author.
 

You are able to find the website that you have posted by the http://. You will know if the website's information is correct by the ending of the adress( .gov,.edu....etc). Once on the site, you could look where they got their information. A site that
I found that evaluates the guidelines of being a safe website is
False Website Guidelines

This website has examples of websites that are fake or incorrect. Also, there are articles done by researchers who gives us tips about searching the net. Articles include advice such as checking the publisher/ author,date of publication and more to see if a website is valid or not.
 

1. I found the website that I have posted through a Google search. I found the url by locating it within the address bar at the top of my internet browser.
2. I know that I can trust the site that I have linked and that it gives me “honest and ethical” information because it is one of the top links on Google for the search guidelines for evaluating websites and it clearly lists its sources of information. Furthermore, the url ends in a .net, which suggests that because the website does not deal with money, it has less motive to provide false information that, say, a .com website.
3. http://www.studygs.net/evaluate.htm
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5. One way in which that the site I have linked suggests I evaluate a website used for reference is that I should “for accuracy of spelling, grammar, facts(!), and consistency within website.”
 

1. You can find the website that you have posted by looking at the http:// address bar.

2. A site gives you true information when it has references linked back, or when the site's URL ends with .org, .edu, etc.

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4. One thing the site suggests I do to evaluate a website's content, is to research the actual writer/author. I should check to see whether the person has a degree in what he is talking about.
 

You are able to find the website that has been posted by looking at the http:// address. To make sure the information is correct and accurate, you can look at other websites.
The copyright date should be up to date for the most accurate information.Look at the URL. Is this posted by a person whose information can be trusted? Look for .gov, .org,or .edu. Who wrote the page, when is it dated, are there other links? This is a website that has guidelines for evaluating websites as being authentic and ethical: http://www.studygs.net/evaluate.htm
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You can find the website that I have posted by searching the http:// address. Its the truth if u look it up on different sites and its the same info find out the copyright ehow.com! this shows u how.
 

1) You can find a website that you posted by going to the http:// address.
2) You can never be sure that the information you get is ethical and honest. Despite that, you should still try three or four different sites to see if the information is all the same. Also, websites that end with .edu, .org, and .gov are more likely to be correct.
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5)The linked site suggests that you check the author of the article and see if they are mentioned in a positive way by another author or person you trust as an authority.
 

You can find the website by typing http:// into the address bar. You can check if a website is legitamite by trying to find the information on a few other websites (news articles can also be helpful if looking for recent information). Here area few tips for detecting false websites.
 

You can find the website that I posted by either clicking on the link or typing in the URL into the bar on top of the screen.

You can tell if a website is reliable if you look on several different websites for the same information and they all say the same thing, or if the URL of the website ends in .gov or .edu, because these endings mean government and education respectively, and are usually reliable.

The site that I found is part of about.com.

This website has different ways of telling if a website is reliable.

One way that my linked site shows how to find reliable websites is to look at the author's name and verify their credits to see if they are employed by a research organization or university, and see if they are a reliable source.
 

1. You can find the website posted by looking at the URL in the address bar above on the link.

2. You can trust the site by looking at the sites domain, (e.x. .gov, .edu) or you can find the publishers and see if they're reliable sources.

3.The following is a link to the site of Barley Sheafe School's Media center. In this site it mentions how to find quality websites that are authentic.

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5. From the site I found that you can tell a site is reliable from its domain, like .edu since it means it is from donated educational sources.
 

You can find the site that you have posted by typing in the url of the website. You find that a is telling you the truth by looking a multiple websites to see if the information. The website that can help evaluate a a site as ethical and authentic is http://www.allacademic.com. Hello. By telling you that it came from a well published reference book or website.
 

To find the website that I post use the http:// in the address bar. In order to trust this site, you can look at things such as copyrights, places of reference, and you can also cross reference this information with other sites. A site that can help you with evaluating other websites is -
Internet Evaluation Site

For reference, my website suggests that I look at the end of the URL for things such as .com or .net or .gov which allows for an understanding of where the website is coming from.
 

You find the website by putting in http:// address in the address bar. You know that the website is giving me “honest and ethical” information by the ending of the url. It is usually trustworthy if it ends in .gov or .edu. A site that has guidelines for evaluating websites is Evaluating Web Pages (UC Berkeley)
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The site saws to look for what kind of domain it comes from (examples: educational, nonprofit, commercial, or government).
 

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You are able to find the website i posted by getting the adress of the wesite, in the top adress bar.(http://......)There are a fews ways of finding out if a website is giving you vailid information or not. You can compare your information to other sites, also if the end of the adress is .edu the site is often a good source. Good ways to know if other sites are true is by looking for an author or a referance to another source. Evaluating Internet Information Was the site i found with guidelines for finding valide sites. The site tells you what to look for that would help you find weather the site is a fake or giving you the facts.
 

You can find the site you are posting by looking at the http:// on the address bar. You know that the website is giving you honest and truthful information if you can find other sites with the same information. Another way to tell if the information is true, is by looking at the end of the address. If the address ends in ".gov" or ".edu" you know that the site is trusted. Click Here This is a site has guidelines for evaluating websites and being ethical. It says that if a website opens with Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox, it has a better chance of being an ethical site.
 

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You find the website that you post by the http://address. You will know the information is truthful by the ending of the address or if you look at other websites. http://www.usouthal.edu/univlib/sauer/evaluat.html is a site that has guidlines to see if a site is ethical and truthful.
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My site says to look at the ending of the address.
 

1.You can find the website that I have posted by searching the http:// address.
2.You know that you can trust the information by the ending that it gives you; you can trust .edu and .gov definately, but others are questionable.
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5. This website has has links for students so they can research.
 

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