Examine additional examples from the Teaching Web, Government Resources on the Internet. Identify Citation Data. Locate the author, title, and publisher of the document or information. Ascertain creation and revision dates. Record the date on which you visit a page.
Web pages come and go.
Later you may have to document the availability of information that no longer resides where you found it. This article on breast cancer lacks dates. It may be useful in determining whether a resource offers enough data about itself for citation purposes. Verify All Information. This suggestion pertains to all sources, whether well-known and reputable, or not.