Question

Karen has found and removed all Web postings about her ex-boyfriend Bill. She has moved on. She’s now researching information about a project for work. There are a lot of Web sites about it, and she’s trying to determine which ones will give her the best information. What is one way she can evaluate the Web sites she comes across?

Answer 1

Researching information about a project for work:

The internet has a lot of information to offer when it comes to making a project about almost anything. There are a lot of web sites, posts,  articles, research papers, and even presentations about the topics that are most likely to be chosen for projects.

The best way to evaluate web sites about the content they offer is to know whether the site has an authorized or trusted source or  not.

There are platforms over the internet where people end up giving false information in the name of freedom of speech. The information conveyed should be genuine and supported by facts and figures.