Webliography Guidelines
Description of a Webliograhpy
Webliography is a word which cannot be found in a standard Webster's
or Oxford dictionary. In its broader and better-known definition,
webliography denotes an enumerative list of hypertext links surrounding
a common subject or theme. At the bare minimum, most webliographies,
collocate all of the online resources pertaining to a particular topic.
Guidelines
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Higher order thinking skills are used to put the site together
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Links from multiple on-line sources; listservs, www, newpapers, magazines,
newsgroups, FAQs, digital Archives, multimedia, catalogs and databases
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A description of criteria used to analyze the trustworthiness of links
and sources is provided
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It is aesthetically appealing
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Good navigation is provided
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There is solid content; the site provides motivation to explore and return
at a later date
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A description and purpose of the webliography is stated
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Instructions on how to contact the site's author are available
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No plagiarism or illegal material is used
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There are descriptions of each link
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There is a description of the criteria used for choosing the structure
and links of the Webliography
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Standard citing guidelines are followed