GEN:REF: Chaucer - need bogus site

[Debbie Stafford <100332.2074@COMPUSERVE.COM>]

Hi all.

I have an opportunity to make several points with some senior english
students.  The teacher has talked to me, I know what the assignment is, and
he will give me some time to show them some things.  It is a variation of
an assignment he did last year and we found that we needed to use the
internet as my resources weren't enough.

The project concerns The Canterbury Tales.

I plan to spend a little time showing them how using a directory of a
search engine and how it can  get them better hits.  I also plan to give
them a short list of some sites that I found that really have what they
need (which is NOT the text of the tale or a retelling of the tale).

It occurred to me that I could also make a point about web evaluation if I
could show them a BOGUS Chaucer site, or at least one that appears to be
good but really isn't.  Do any of you know of one that I could use, or one
that could be used in this setting.

Thanks much in advance.

Debbie Stafford
Gen. H.H. Arnold High School
Wiesbaden Germany
100332.2074@compuserve.com
Now proudly on the web at www.wies-hs.odedodea.edu

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