Please help with this below.

CRITERIA

HOW DOES YOUR SOURCE MEET THIS

CRITERIA?

This source is one of the following:

.gov and .mil ( government run sites)

• .edu (an education site)

OR a trusted and known .com/.org/.co site

This site looks professional

This site is professional, clean, and organized.

The author is stated

• You should use sites that have a stated author. Sometimes the author's name will be on the article or page, and sometimes you will have to dig a little deeper to an "about the author" page or a link on the main site.

The site contains no typos or errors

Grammar, spelling, and other errors are a hint that the information has not been reviewed carefully and may be suspect.

There are citations or a bibliography

These will help you determine the legitimacy of secondary sources. Ask yourself if the bibliography shows quality research material.

There is a date for the publication/revision of the page

• You will need this information to cite properly. It is also important to know that your information is current.

The information seem in depth and comprehensive?

• You want to look for sources dedicated to the information you are looking for, not a source, which briefly touches on your topic.