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On a school database

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G o   G a l e.  G r o u p

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If it’s sponsored by good colleges

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If it’s from someone who’s unbiased and won’t gain anything from saying what they’re saying

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If it is from a government website

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If it is a well known and reputable source

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If it has .edu

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If the url ends in “.gov” because the government is trustworthy

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If the source ends in ‘.gov’

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Is the writer is credible

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your school or teachers use it

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If it ends in .edu or is a trusted CARONDELET SOURCE FROM THE DATABASE

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If the source cites other trustworthy sources

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When the website does not have ads that have anything to do with the topic, if it’s .gov or in a Carondelet database

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If the website is credible and well-known

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The author is a credible author

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If it is a published book

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If they cite their source and seem to understand the material well

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If the writer had a PhD or a good education and you have seen similar information presented before

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if there are alot  of good comments about how it was useful

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If the source ends in “.org”, or “.edu”.

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The organization or author that created the source