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Workshop on Quality and Authenticity of Web Resources

    ◆Workshop on quality of web resources


 ◆ Hello, readers today I write a blog post on quality and authenticity of web resources because, nowadays people use Information and Communication Technology. 


   ◆In department of english Prof. Dilip Barad sir organized one workshop on the authenticity of websites/web resources. Here, I'm going to evaluate three web resources which are used by students for academic purposes. So, let's start...



     1. https://www.gradesaver.com/to-the-lighthouse/study-guide/bibliography

   ◆ In the gradesaver.com is not properly authentic because I was searching for "to the lighthouse" and then I find work is cited and the writer's name is Merrin Lazyan. She is the producer of Area code,and she writes this classic note from two sources. I think it is not authentic work with these five types of quality.
  

   

2.https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.history.com/.amp/topics/ancient-history/aristotle


   ◆ In this second Website not any citation and may be many writers opinions because in this web many different types of information are their. Aristotle's Philosophy and life history about I was search but, no any clear source about originality of this topic. So, I will try to find authenticity through this five point of view.




3. https://canadianwritings.com/samples/othello-the-moor-of-venice-as-a-tragedy


   ◆Third one is the "Othello" by William Shakespeare and I was searched on canadianwritings.com. But, it's not really qualitative web resource in my point of view. This five parameters through i was evaluatie this. So, it's my three websites for quality and authenticity.

 

 ◆◆◆ 19/11/2019- Workshop on Quality and Authenticity on web resources◆◆◆

                        Thank you!



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