1. This checkpoint help us to know where we usually find the author's name, how to know if the author is reliable.#inforeliability 2. a good website will tell you who it's for and what it's trying to tell you . 3. Read through the information and then decide whether it has really told you what it said it would. #inforeliability 4. If the website doesn't answer your questions, it is not useful to you. The more answers you can find, the better the site. 5. how can you tell? You can tell btwn fact or an opinion by checking if it's repeated on another (reliable) website 6.Check your resources, books or newspaper. Once in a while, they updated new thing so it's good to check. 7.To determine whether the website is bias ask yourself "Do they giving you lots of information that you can make up your own mind? 8.Rule: do not trust any website that provide you only 1 option Because they want you to trust only their website, ussually the websit's fake