First, find three sources that meet the guidelines we identified.
- One needs to be an article from a newspaper, magazine, or journal
- Periodical publications create new content on a regular basis; they are not intended to store basic content over time.
- One needs to be a website of an organization dealing with this issue
- Semi-permanent source of information on the topic. These generally have introductory material supplemented with coverage of recent developments or publication of research reports
- One needs to be a report or document (government, research, ngo)
Next, create an MLA format bibliographic citation of each source.
- You may refer to MLA writing guides at the Purdue Online Writing Lab or the University of Wisconsin-Madison
- You can refer to this image or this page to format your works cited page .
Then, in the annotations section of the citation, describe
- The professional or personal credibility of your source
- The type of evidence or information provided by the source
- How this info. is relevant to your discussion
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