ASPECT!!!

1. T=timelines

1.1. When was it written?

1.2. Always look at dates! Don't trust something from a long time ago because things change over time. Have some common since. Make sure the website had not been banded from its creator.

2. A=authority

2.1. Who wrote it?

2.1.1. Who published it?

2.2. Did it sound legit? Did the author have a correct degree or source that you knew was correct? Well also make sure you read the about section!

3. C=coverage

3.1. How was your research topic covered?

3.2. Does it state the date and the topi, ect. Do you see their sources links? Does it have reliable links to other resources websites?

4. E=events

4.1. Is there equal treatment of perspective?

4.2. Make sure the author shows the points of views. Make sure the information is not biased. Look at the information.

5. P=purpose

5.1. Why was it written?

5.1.1. Whats the meaning of it?

5.2. On the About Us in the website you should see why it was written, and who keeps up the website. Always think baout was this written to inform you or to persuade you, Ect.

6. S= source

6.1. Is there documentation?

6.1.1. Is there sources?

6.2. Online documentation is normally posted on the site immediately. Don't trust something that has not been updated in over a year or two it's probably not going to be current information.