1) give a brief summary of the articleand then state the following:(2) Is it a primary or secondary source?(3) What do you know about the author? What are their credentials? Are they an expert?(4) Who is the publisher? Is it reputable?(5) Will this source be used as a) context for your topic, b) evidence to back your argument or c) to present a differing or opposing viewpoint that you will argue againstExample of one entry in the bibliography:Annotated BibliographyDowd, Maureen. “Curveball the Goofball.” New York Times. New York Times 3 Apr. 2005. Web. 4 Apr. 2005.Maureen Dowd shows that the current administration knew that the source of misinformation about the existence of WMDs was a “goofball,” but used his information anyways because it supported their desire to go to war. Furthermore, she argues that the highest administration officials were not only let off the hook but rewarded by being promoted to higher positions. This is a primary source taken from the online edition from a reputable newspaper. Maureen Dowd is a famous political columnist for the New York Times.
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