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Web Site Evaluation (or “What Makes a Good the Kenmore West High School Library Media Center

What Makes a Good Pizza?

Web Site Evaluation “What Makes a Good Pizza?” Who made it? What is in it? When was it made?

Web Site Evaluation “Who Made It?” or Authorship Personal web page? ~ % “users” “member” “people”

Web Site Evaluation “Who Made It?” or Authorship What is the domain?.com.gov.mil.us.edu.org

Web Site Evaluation “Who Made It?” or Authorship Look for these links: “About Us” “Philosophy” “Background” “Biography” “Who Am I”

Web Site Evaluation “Who Made It?” or Authorship Are AUTHORSHIP and WEBMASTER the same?

Web Site Evaluation “What Is In It?” or Content Validity What is the author saying? Subjective or objective? Can the content be verified?

Web Site Evaluation “When Was It Made?” “Last Updated”

Web Site Evaluation Other Baking Tips Google Search Google Link

THINK PIZZA!