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Vetting Spurious Websites
- 1. Vetting Spurious Websites Presented by: Frank Westcott
- 2. Spurious vs. Inappropriate Spurious: “intended to deceive”; “plausible but false”; “a false piece made to deceive”
- 9. Google martin luther king
- 10. Martin Luther King - Google
- 12. Mlk.org scrolled
- 13. stormfront
- 14. Tip #2 - Analyze the URL http://www.harvard.edu/~fwestcott/historyfacts.html http://www.harvard.edu Reputable site Questionable sites http://www.harvard.edu/%fwestcott/historyfacts.html http://www.harvard.edu/users/fwestcott/historyfacts.html /historydepartment /facts.html
- 15. Civil war facts
- 16. Text Civil War
- 17. TIP #3 – View the HTML Source
- 24. WHO IS www.martinlutherking.org 9792
- 27. Whois info
- 29. Phone result
- 30. Google link:martinlutherking.org TIP #5 – Find out who links to the site
- 53. Thank You Any Questions
- 54. Tree Octopus Brain Transplants New Identity Pets or Food
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Many of the slides contained within this presentation were designed to mimic the online experience. By taking screen shots of various web pages and inserting these pictures into the presentation the audience gets the impression that I am using the Internet when in actuality I never left Power Point. This is useful when making presentations in locations without Internet access. It also prevents a presentation from being ruined because “the network was down”. I’ve also seen presentations that suffer when Internet connections are so slow that it seems to take forever for pages to load. I made a note on the pages that utilize screen shots.