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make sure there references as well as .org, .gov at the end of the link

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unbias topic

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You can tell if a source is credible if they have a URL, like .gov, .edu, .org, and if the source is new, and has conducted their research.

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Look at the end of the like to see if it ends with .org .gov or .edu. These tend to be more reliable. :)

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IT IS .EDU, .ORG, OR IS A SITE TRUSTED BY MANY PEOPLE, NOT WICKEDPEDIA

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The source is regularly maintained

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Clear statements, not an individuals website, not wikipedia, gov, edu,or org

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The source is up to date, and it's .gov, .edu, or .org.

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You can determine a source is credible or not bye looking at the URL. Good sources are usually .gov, .edu or .org, but if the source is something like Wikipedia that is a site anyone can add their own information into be it accurate or not. Another way to determine credibility is to look at the date the source was published, see if it was recent or really old, because there is always progress with each idea or fact as time goes on.

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Make sure that the source is one that can't be changed by anyone. .org.gov etc...

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The source is updated and has references

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it has references

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A source is credible if it's using (.org, .edu, and .gov) and currency on the year.
A source that's not credible is Wikipedia or anything that can be changed and have biased opinions.

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How i determine if a source is credible or not is looking for .gov .org .edu but never really .com because it is possible for people to edit it.

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the source is backed by references

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the source has to be updated