Practicing CRAAP!

Find 3 websites that are about gardening in Ontario and practice evaluating them using CRAAP.

A simple but powerful way to evaluate websites is to use the CRAAP technique. CRAAP stands for Currency, Relevance, Authority, Accuracy, and Purpose. Some questions to keep in mind while using CRAAP to evaluate a website include: Currency: Is the information up-to-date? When was it posted? Is the website updated regularly? Relevance: Does the information relate to your research topic? Is the information in-depth enough for academic use? Authority: Is the author qualified to about this topic? Has the author posted any autobiographical information under a sub-page such as "About Me?" Can you find additional information about the author through Google? Has the author listed their contact information? Accuracy: Is the information reliable, error-free, and supported by evidence? Has the author cited their work? Purpose: Is the information presented objectively, or could the author be trying to sell, entertain, or persuade? Can you detect any potential biases?