MLA Citation & Project 
    Overview
     Research information for career 
     project
     Web site evaluation
     Reasons why citing is necessary and 
     an overview of Modern Language 
     Association  (MLA) citing rules
     How Do You Judge A 
     Website?
      Are the facts and information presented accurate 
      and can be confirmed by other resources? 
      Is the information current? 
      Is the information biased? 
      Can you tell who the author(s) is (are)? 
       Do they list their credentials, are they associated with a 
       college? 
      How does the information compare with other 
      sources that are also available on the topic?
      Are reliable links provided to other sites 
      When was the information last updated? 
      Is contact information provided?
    How Do You Judge A 
    Website?
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         Database Defined:
      scholarly and professional articles 
      Reports, statistics, case studies, book 
      chapters and some complete books 
      Information has been selected by editors
      Periodical database  articles were printed 
      first in an magazine, journal, or newspaper 
      which had editors
      Research databases will give you higher 
      quality, more focused results than you will 
      find by going to a Web search engine such as 
      Google