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How can you tell if you can trust the information on a website to be valid?

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Students will learn tools to help them decide which websites are credible and which are not.

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VI.A.3. Evaluating information for accuracy, validity, social and cultural context, and appropriateness for need.

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To practice evaluating websites you find, let's apply the CRAAP tests to the sites below.

First, let's take a look at two spoof websites. They both have obvious problems, but trying out the CRAAP test on them will help you in evaluating other websites that may try to fool you into believing they are credible sources.

Second, try comparing information on a topic from three different websites to see which would be the best to use in an academic research paper. Remember to check the footers, top menus, and the About sections of each page!

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Research Guides: Website Research: Evaluating Example Websites

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To practice evaluating websites you find, let's apply the CRAAP tests to the sites below. First, let's take a look at two spoof websites. They both have obvious problems, but trying out the CRAAP test on them will help you in evaluating other websites that may try to fool you into believing they are credible sources.

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Credible Source: Five tips to determine if your source is credible

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How to Know If a Source Is Reliable by Shmoop

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Does the domain match the content?