The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly; or, or, Why It's a Good Idea to Evaluate Web Sources

Some others, in no particular order, are:

• Thinking Critically about the World Wide Web (Part of UCLA's Library Instruction package)
• Evaluating Quality on the Net (A general discussion by a librarian.)
• Evaluating Information found on the Internet John Hopkins University - includes links to info on how to cite electronic resources.
• Beyond "Cool:" Analog Models for Reviewing (An article from Online Magazine with a less academic style.)
• Criteria for Evaluation of InternEt Information (By a teacher at Library and Information Studies group of the School of Communications and Information Management at Victoria University of Wellington.)
• Critical Evaluation of Resources on the Internet (The Canadian content- U of Alberta.)
• How to Critically Analyze Information Sources (This one is also part of a larger library research guide- Cornell's.)