Web Search and Evaluation

**Google Search**
1. I filtered my Search by typing in "Northeastern University"site:wikipedia.org and it gave me 12,100 Results
2. I Filtered my search by typing in "skate fish" -"Ice rink"
3. I Searched Northeastern Huskies and went to tools and clicked date range and custom range to the first day of 2001 and last day of 2002.
4. I searched the exact pharase "Penguin Pair" and advanced filtered my search by Creative Common Licenes and got this image as the first result.

**Web Credibility**
I decided to randomly google Search Northeastern University on my Google Search engine and I found a website with information that seems to be incorrect after first glance.https://yocket.com/universities/northeastern-university-boston-736
I used Valenza and Berkley Library to address the Validity of this source.
After Looking at the data that is being provided by the website and reading Valenzas point on Hoax sites I learned that the website is providing false data. For example they state the application fee is between 5-145 dollars and that the Northeastern Accpetance rate is 20%. From reading Berkley Library I looked at the 6 rules to encountering any source to find the validity the first is who is the author, The author of the aricle is unkown besides the website the aritcle is found on. I also used the publication & format which helped me decide that the publication was published on a website that is not well known or seems to be creditable. The final Rule I used to determine whether the sourcee was credible or not was Documentation, Which is if the article sited any sources. In this aricle they did not site any sources which means it is not very credible.

**Wikipedia Evaluation**

1 After taking a deeper look into Professor [Joseph Reagle](https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Joseph_Reagle&oldid=620740325page) I dont believe that is is a verified page and that not anyone can edit the page. The information posted on the page may be accurate but there is no way to validate whether the page verified. Based on the verification methods found in the [Verifiability Article](https://https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Verifiability.)

2 The page was first created August 1st 2011