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Hopefully in the Four Flavors activity, you have identified a handful of sites in your subject area that appear worth looking at in more detail. We have set up a list of questions you might ask for each flavor.

There are some common questions that you should consider when looking at any web site you might want to use, covering:

• Authority-- who is responsible?
• Purpose-- is it very clear form the very start?
• Relevancy-- how valuable is the content?
• Usability-- how is the design and organization?

These questions are provided in the general evaluation worksheet and you should complete this form for every site that you review.

We have provided additional worksheets that include questions specific to each of the flavors.

Each worksheet is designed for you to print and do your work on paper. If you have identified some potential web sites in each "flavor" try to evaluate at least one of each. Otherwise, we suggest concentrating on the "flavor" you would mostly likely want to use or create yourself.

	Full Web Courses. Use this form to evaluate courses that take place entirely on the web.
	general evaluation	worksheet for web courses
	Course Materials. Use this form to evaluate web pages that provide course materials for a course.
	general evaluation	worksheet for materials
	Web Activities. These are questions you might think about when looking at activities that are on the web.
	general evaluation	worksheet for activities
	Web Resources. Use this form when looking at sites that you would consider essential or important references for your subject area.
	general evaluation	worksheet for resources

The first worksheet to complete is the one with general evaluation questions used for reviewing any web site.