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Filling out the WEB EVALUATION form is a crucial step in assessing the credibility, accuracy, reasonableness, and support of online sources. This guide will provide clear and structured instructions to ensure you complete the form effectively.

Follow the steps to successfully evaluate an online source.

1. Click 'Get Form' button to obtain the WEB EVALUATION and open it for editing.
2. Begin with the credibility section. Review the URL of the website you are evaluating. Note if there is a reputable publishing or sponsoring organization and identify its domain type (such as .gov, .edu, etc.).
3. Assess the author. Determine if the author is listed and check their credentials. You may want to look them up in an online search engine to evaluate their authority on the subject.
4. Next, move to the accuracy section. Read through the content of the site. Verify if the information aligns with other reliable sources and check for any contradictions within the site itself.
5. Record the publication date and note when the site was last updated. Ask yourself if the information is current enough for your needs. Additionally, identify any spelling or grammar mistakes that could indicate a lack of quality control.
6. In the reasonableness section, analyze the motivations behind the website. Determine if the author or organization exhibits any visible bias and what their purpose for creating the site appears to be, whether to inform, educate, or persuade.
7. Finally, check the support section. Look for citations, references, or links to other sources that validate the information presented. Ensure there is a way to contact the author or organization if further clarification is needed.
8. Once you have thoroughly completed the evaluation, remember to save your changes. You have the option to download, print, or share the completed WEB EVALUATION form as necessary.

Start evaluating online sources today by completing the WEB EVALUATION form.