The Internet is part of our lives and we all use it - we depend on the Internet for all kinds of information: what is playing at the local cinema, what the weather will be tomorrow, finding the best route to a friend's, etc.

For college and university Internet use is more tricky.  You need to be able to defend a web page if you use it in your research.  The criteria to the right is intended to help you in that process.  

But it isn't always easy to determine a good web page even with the criteria checked off!  The following examples meet the requirements and yet they are phony:

Dihydrogen Monoxide Research Division (DMRD) was created by a middle school student as a science project.  It has all the correct bells and whistles.  Can you figure out what is wrong with it?

Pets or Food - haven't figured out who is responsible for this one.

 The Ova Prima Foundation tackles the question: what came first, the chicken or the egg.