Overview: The purpose of this site is to inform the audience, in this case, 4th grade social studies students, of Native Americans in their assigned state. Once the appropriate state is clicked on there is a list of tribes and their locations and some of their customs. Content/Design: This site is very useful in what its content is designed for. The information is easy to read, it is relevant to the topic and it is accurate. When checked against other sites it seems to line up perfectly in accuracy, and it wins out on easy to navigate and delivery of information.

Overview: The purpose of this site is to inform the audience, in this case, 4th grade social studies students, of US state facts. Once the appropriate state is clicked on the student is given a whole bunch of information that is both relevant and accurate. Content/Design: This site is super user friendly and easy to follow. It has maps and pictures and is really kid friendly too. The information is presented in a way that is easy to read, follow, and interpret. When check against other sites the information was correct and it was up to date.

Overview: The purpose of this site is to inform and entertain the audience, in this case, 4th grade social studies students, of dumb or silly laws in their given state. All 50 states are available to study and have at least 5-6 laws that could be useful in their search. Content/ Design: This site is not the best, but it gets the information across that needs to be gotten across. There is a lot poorly placed ads that interfere with trying to read the laws. However, once you have located where the laws are the information is clear and easy to read. It is also available to view the whole law not just the bit that is shown on the main page. This site is not the most user friendly but once you have found what you are looking for it is quite entertaining and useful for the state project.