A table for website evaluation criteria

Website Evaluation Criteria

 

Educational

Reliability

Technical

Does the website provide a definition of the term that the user searches?

Does the website provide information about the author?

Does the website have an easy lay-out to read?

Does it show examples of the information the user searches?

Does it update content frequently?

Does the website have a good lay-out to read?

Does it engage students to read about the information the user searches?

Is the website biased, if so, to what extent?

Is it too slow to load?

Does it provide students with activities to do?

To what extent can it be trusted?

Does it provide links to other sites which are related to the user’s needs?

 

 References

 

Bales, J. (2020). Critical evaluation for Teacher Librarians. In Print versus digital information resources. [S-ETL501_202060 module2]. Retrieved from Charles Sturt University website: https://interact2.csu.edu.au/webapps/blackboard/content/listContent.jsp?course_id=_47579_1&content_id=_3640379_1

 

McLachlan, K. (2002). Cyberguide Ratings. Retrieved from: http://cuberbee.com/content.pdf

 

 

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