1. Accuracy & Coverage

• Who wrote the page and can you contact
  him or her?
• What is the purpose of the document and
  why was it produced?
• Is this person qualified to write this
  document?

• Look at the top and bottom of the page. Make sure author provides e-mail or a contact
  address/phone number.
• Know the difference between author and
  Webmaster.

2. Authority

• Who published the document and is it
  separate from the "Webmaster?"
• Check the domain of the document, what
  institution publishes this document?
• Does the publisher list his or her
  qualifications?

• Where is the document published? First thing - check URL domain.
• What credentials are listed for the author(s)?
  

2. Objectivity

• What goals/objectives does this page
  meet?
• Are they tring to sell you, educate you or provide objective information?
  
• How detailed is the information?
  
• What opinions (if any) are expressed by
  the author? Is there a 'bias'?

• Determine if page is a mask for advertising; if so the information might be biased. Is it a .com or a .org, for example?
• View any Web page as you would an
  infommercial on television. Ask yourself why wasthis written and for whom?

2. Currency

• When was it produced?
• When was it updated or 'last revised'?
• How up-to-date are the links (if any)? Are there any broken links?

• How many dead links are on the page?
• Are the links current or updated regularly?
• Is the information on the page outdated?