1. Authenticity Verification of Information from The Web
1.1. Published Authors' Names
1.2. Credible Websites
1.3. Rating, Number of Viewwers, and number of Shares
1.4. Reference and Related Articles
2. Tools for Verifying The Validity of USer Generated Content
2.1. Fact Checking Sites
2.1.1. FactCheck.org
2.1.2. Checkdesk
2.1.3. Full Fact Finder
2.1.4. Emergent.Info
2.1.5. Churnalism
2.1.6. LazyTruth
2.1.7. Is Twitter Wrong?
2.2. Fact Correction tools
2.2.1. Media Bugs
2.2.2. Retwact
2.2.3. Report an Error Alliance
2.3. Image Tools
2.3.1. Google Images
2.3.2. TinEye
2.3.3. FourandSix
3. Identifing Good Source from Satirical Source
3.1. How to Detect Satirical News
3.1.1. If it is too good to be tue
3.1.2. If they are grom satirical sites
3.1.3. If the news did not emenae fro mreliable source
3.2. List of Top Sources of Stirical News From The Phillippines
3.2.1. Adobo Chronicles
3.2.2. So, What's News
3.2.3. Eritas Times
3.2.4. The Profesional Heckler
3.3. List of Satirical Sites in The USA
3.3.1. The Onion
3.3.2. Click Hole
3.3.3. ChristWire Global Media
4. Sam Gabriel V. Oaredes, Ezeckiel Jose S. Dela Cruz
5. How to use the internet effectively
5.1. Use of Key Words
5.2. Use Phrases
5.3. Capitilization
5.4. Wild Cards and Truncation
6. Research and Information Seeking
6.1. Web Search Engine
6.1.1. Crawler
6.1.2. Directories
6.1.3. Hybrids
6.1.4. Metadata
6.2. Research Indexing Sites
6.2.1. IEEE
6.2.2. Xplore
6.2.3. Google Scholar
6.2.4. Research Gate
6.3. Massive Online Open Sources
6.3.1. Udemy
6.3.2. Coursera
6.3.3. edX
6.4. Employment Web Sites
6.4.1. Jobstreet
6.4.2. BestJobs
6.4.3. JobsDB
6.5. Electronic Commerce
6.5.1. Shoppee
6.5.2. Lazada
6.5.3. Amazon
6.5.4. Zalora
7. Contextual Search and Online Search
7.1. Have a question in mind
7.2. Narrow it down
7.3. Advanced Search
7.3.1. Symbols
7.3.2. Keywords