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see when the article was published and why it was published

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If someone important such as the government wrote it, then it could be credible. Example: National Geographic

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It has a date on the top of the article along with the author, along time ago .gov meant a government site but now you can buy that title

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by finding out what year was it published, for example, a textbook published in 1966 wouldn't be as current or have as much accurate facts and events as a textbook published in 2016 would show.

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You need to know if this is a trusted site, that has accurate information.

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Knowing who wrote and published it helps because if they are authorized and or known well, it is probably a credible source.

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Make sure that the article has a purpose because then, when you are using it as a source, it will make it easier to have reasoning to your claim.

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      Luke N                                                       It needs to have the author and publisher listed to be credible.

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      Luke N                                                       It needs to have the author and publisher listed to be credible.

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Finding out who wrote the article. It would help if you knew that you weren't reading an article by Hitler

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to see when was this believable in the time and if it was believed or real.

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If it was written by an important group in society, then it might be credible.

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If the page was written with a serious purpose such as informing us about WWII, then you can rely on it. If it was to tell us about something no one has ever heard or if no one needs to know about it such as tree octopuses, then it could not pass as reliable.

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Looking at what the published date was, if the date was at 1998, then it would not be credible

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It needs to have an author and a publisher listed

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Sighting where the source came from and when it was established.

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Look at the reviews of the site

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check if the topic still exists by searching it up

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If you have heard of the person who wrote it or already now about it

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It is important to know the currency of when the text was written so you know how long the data has been searched to have correct information.

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By checking to see if the site has accurate grammar and spelling. You can also check to see if the site is edu or gov and these two are almost always trust able.

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If there is correct spelling, capitalization, grammar, etc... also if it makes sense and if there are no opinions.

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By cross-checking other sites to see if other sites have the same info

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If it was written yesterday it is probably accurate while if it was written 3 years ago it probably isn't that accurate

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For example according to my calculations if the information starts to glitch and the site just doesnt seem to work it can mean that it is being hacked. Also you can go to a site that you know you trust like apple and compare the two formats. Also go with that gut of yours.

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Finding out why someone wrote an essay would help you understand their intentions. If someone was writing an informative essay just to hate on somebody, it would be nice to know why they did so.

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to see if an actual living person made it.

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Any time where I don't know if
information is correct, I look on other websites to see if they say the same as others.

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if what they are writing about even sounds true. 

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if what they are writing about even sounds true. 

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If you have heard of site and if it is .gov it should be true

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Finding out what there intesions were too write about and what there reason is too.

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seeing if it is neatly written

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By looking at something that is an old article but what it is talking about is true then it probably is not credible.

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If the website is talking about something was very outdated, it wouldn't be credible to use years after.

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             Luke N                                              If the article has a purpose, it is credible, if it does not inform, persuade, or entertain, it is not credible(note: just because an article has a purpose, it does not always mean it is credible) 

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             Luke N                                              If the article has a purpose, it is credible, if it does not inform, persuade, or entertain, it is not credible(note: just because an article has a purpose, it does not always mean it is credible) 

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Capitalized letters and proper grammar

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Sometimes if the source was written by someone important, then it is credible

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The publish date matters because topics always change or update. And older books might not have the most recent data.

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What was the point of someone making it

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if the publisher is an actual author or from a credible organization, fr example National geographic would be credible.

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What inspired this person to write this.

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If the passage is not current it could be unreliable, because then a map would show a part of our country that is not there now.

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looking up if it is true

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if you see it in other article's.

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Checking for correct grammar, and correct punctuation or spelling

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If it was published in an invalid date such as 2018 when it is 2017, it is 100% not credible, it was made randomly 

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If it was published in an invalid date such as 2018 when it is 2017, it is 100% not credible, it was made randomly 

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To see how current this source is and if anything has changed since it was written.

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See if the format is professional or not

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If there is a sceintific name that looks real you can look up the name to see if anything except for that article

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This can be important because

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Many people announce information about people, that is not true.

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    Luke N                                                  For example: Pacific tree octopus 

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    Luke N                                                  For example: Pacific tree octopus 

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there is no accuracy, any species octopus would get stuck in a tree because of its suckers on it's tentacles.

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Who wrote it ? Who published it? what is the topic? what information does it give? When was it published? Where did the person get the information? Where would you find more information on the topic? How recent is the information, does it match with present information, or outdated information?