8.SI.1.1


 * 1) My internet source ends with **.com** extension, so I know that my source is related to a commercial **source**. This helps me determine that it is (or is not) a reliable source. (continue to explain) My web address is written by a scientist who wrote a book //The Art of Preservation.// I cross-referenced to find if it is reliable, which it is.
 * 2) Date: **March 8, 2012**(Here you will evaluate the publication date of your site and if that matters to what you are researching at this time)
 * 3) Reputation: **Good, well known, grolier.com** (Here you will evaluate the reputation of the source/site and if it is a credible one that you consider reliable)
 * 4) Author: **Margaret E. McWilliams**(Here you will evaluate if the author is an expert, are they biased, and/or do they stand a chance for personal gain. How does that effect the source? Is it reliable?)
 * 5) Consistency: **This is a good website in my mind because it has three different types of preservation that helps me a lot in my exit project.** How does this resource apply/relate to your topic? **My topic to preservation so this source applies to my topic because it gives me three different ways of preservation.**