The document provides guidance on evaluating the reliability of information found online for school assignments. It recommends paying attention to a website's domain extension (.edu, .gov, .org are generally more reliable than .com, .net, etc) and checking who created the site and for what purpose. While Wikipedia can be a good starting point, it should not be cited directly in school assignments since anyone can edit pages. Students are advised to verify any questionable information with librarians, teachers or other experts.