This document discusses evaluating the credibility of online sources for research. It notes that anyone can publish information online, so it is important to consider who is paying for the site and whether the information is credible or not. Credible sources mentioned include college and government websites, newspapers, and About.com which pays experts. Wikipedia is not considered a credible source for research papers due to the ability of any user to edit pages. The document provides examples of websites on Greek mythology and instructions on citing website sources, noting that the author, title, sponsor, and date should be included.
