JUST THE FACTS, JACK! Most of the time, you want objective sources. * Look for sites -- such as encyclopedias or dictionaries -- that provide just the facts. * Avoid sites that project bias or prejudice. * Avoid sites that contain profanity, name-calling, or racist or sexist language. * Avoid sites that use emotion-laden or strongly opinionated language. * On commercial sites, look for advertisements geared toward educators. Sites with ads that target teachers are more likely to have information designed for teachers. Next: Currency