What

What

What...

is the information?

or, using Internet lingo,

 

The Content

  1. Does the site explain the information clearly?
  2. Accurately?
  3. Does the site offer something unique?
  4. Do you get lost in the presentation?
  5. Is the presentation silly or insulting to your intelligence?
  6. Why?
  7. How in-depth is the information?
  8. Is the information available in other formats?

Practice your skill:

Look at the following Web pages that have information on daily life in ancient Egypt

  • Determine the site's usefulness, clarity, and accuracy.
  • What type of information is presented, factual or opinion?

Record your answers under "Content" on the  printable worksheet.

Door, Purple      Door, Orange      Door, Green

Door One | Door Two | Door Three

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