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If the source is relevant– is it about the topic you are researching?

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If there aren't any ads trying to sell a product/links redirecting you to other unnecessary websites.

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It the article itself has sources.

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-The authors job, what they do, what they study is related to the topic

-background information of the author(s)

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If the books or website or the author has gotten any context related awards which may contribute to their authority

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The date on when it was published/by who it was published, and a little information on them

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If the article has been recently updated or written.

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Often the language and the tone of the source can justify if it is worth reading for your purpose

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If the information is updated or recently provided.

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If the information is from a database it will most likely be trustworthy because databases exist to make researching and finding true facts easier.

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Books are more trustworthy as they are, mostly, processed and fact checked by other people

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What they have done in the past... have they published similar books? Do they have degrees in specific topics? Have the earned an education in a specific place?

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If our school has recommended a source(This means that editors and the school looked at the information and confirmed it trustworthy for educational use)

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I would trust a souce if it has been checked for it's facts by experts or editors. (publishing companies)

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If the website looks credible (no misspelt words, website looks professional, images, updated recently etc.)

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If the source is from a database

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The cite has footnotes or citations from other trustable websites

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The author is a expert on that topic, knows a lot of things on it/ or had researched about it

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If it's unbiased

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If the information that the source gives matches with the information you found on other sources, there's a higher chance that it's trustworthy.

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The domain name of the website (.edu is one of the reliable ones)

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If the website has a trustworthy domain such as .gov or .edu

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The domain name

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The cite is part of a database which is all processed

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Usually books are trustworthy because they have been through publishing (checked for facts, etc.)

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If the source was provided by the school or the teacher

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The domain is something like .edu .org

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If the author is qualified and has experience writing in the area of the subject.

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If author's education or background in the subject being researched is relevant/ important to be considered reliable.

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Looking at the domain

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If the author and his/her background is mentioned, and if the author is qualified and has studied about the information he/she has presented in that source

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The article is written by the government of a credible country

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I could trust a source because the author showed his/her name and check out the domain.

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I would trust the source if the background of the author is mentioned

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The author has authority in the education.

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If the website link is .eu, .org., edu, or .gov. It is often trustworthy

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Search up the writer of the article or book and check their past works or education to see if they're relevant to what you're researching

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If the domain name of the website is a .gov, or a .edu
sometimes a .org

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The author has a degree in the topic you are researching.

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If there is some background information about the article, or more specifically a book. Looking for possibilities of awards that certain resources received.

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I would trust a source because if the author and some details of the author are mentioned since an author is an expert.

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If the source comes from a government organization.

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Because the author is an expert on which the article is written about

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If the author has experience on what they are writing about on the website