Good News: The Web is a popular information resource, often having up-to-the minute information on current events.
Bad News: Anyone can say whatever they want on the Web. What is credible-- what can you believe to be true?
THEREFORE: Check your Web sources against reputable works (see the boxes below for tips). Also, check with your instructor to see if he/she will accept information from a web site as a source.
The web sites listed here were selected on the basis of their possible relevancy to the programs taught at City College.
San Diego City College LRC is not liable for the currency or accuracy of the information contained in these third-party web sites, as they are outside the control of the LRC.
Check for good quality information by asking questions like:
What is the subject of the resource? (Does it support your topic?)
Who is the author? (Any credentials mentioned? Do you detect bias?)
When was the resource created? (Recently?)
How well is the resource written? (Any errors?)
Use your favorite search engine to find web sites on the Internet, or try these tools:
Here are just a few of the many web sites relevant to Economics:
