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Guidelines for validating web sources (Accountability, accuracy/validity, objectivity, currency, usability, diversity)

The website can be created by anyone but there is no standards to evaluate the quality and accuracy of the information.

Explanation:

There are five criteria's to evaluate the information and the website they are Accountability, accuracy/validity, Objectivity, currency, usability, diversity.

The Accuracy denotes who wrote the page and how can you contact him?What is the purpose of the document and how the person is qualified? Then the Authority states that who published the document and how it is seperated from the web master? Does the publisher list his / her qualifications?

The Objectivity states about what goals or objectives does this page meet? and how detailed is the information? and what opinions are expressed by the author?

Currency of web documents tells about when was it produced and updated? and how up-to-date are the links? and finally coverage tells about

Are the links evaluated and do they complement the documents theme?

Is it all images or a balance of text and images? and is the information presented cited correctly.

ugly things like bugs or something?