- What is the URL of the web page that you are evaluating?*
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- What is the name of the site?*
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- Does the page take a long time to load?*
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- Are the pictures on the page helpful?*
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- Is each section of the page labeled with a heading?*
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- Did the author write his/her name on the page?*
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- Did the author write his/her email address?*
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- Is there a date on the page that tells you when it was last updated?*
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- Is there an image map (big picture with links) on the page?*
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- Is there a table (columns of text) on the page?*
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- If you go to another page on the site, can you get back to the main page?*
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- Are there photographs on the page?*
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- Do the photographs help you understand the information on the page?*
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- Use your previous answers to write a paragraph explaining why you would or wouldn't recommend this site to a friend for use on a project*
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- Does the title of the page tell you what it is about?*
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- Is there a paragraph on the page explaining what it is about?*
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- Is the information on the page useful for your research?*
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- Can you tell if the information on the page is current?*
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- Does up-to-date information make a difference for your project?*
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- Does the page have links that lead you to some other good information?*
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- Does the author of the page present any information that you disagree with?*
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- Does the author of the page present some information that you think is wrong?*
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- Does some information contradict information you found elsewhere?*
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- Does the author use some absolute words (like "always" or "never")?*
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- Does the author use superlative words (like the 'best' or 'worst')?*
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- Does the author tell you about him/herself?*
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- Do you feel the author is knowledgeable about the topic?*
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- Are you sure that the information is true?*
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- Looking at the data you have collected, write a note to the author of the web site explaining how you are going to use the web site in your project and your opinion of the page's content *
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