This document discusses how to evaluate information sources. It provides criteria for evaluating authority, accuracy, objectivity, and currency of information. For authority, it considers who created the content and their credentials. For accuracy, it discusses verifying facts and citing reliable sources. For objectivity, it examines biases in presentation and purpose. For currency, it looks at when the content was created and last updated. Questions are provided for each criteria to help guide evaluation. The document also contrasts searching the web versus library databases.