Website description or "annotation"
example:
Answer four questions
relating to your source
1. How did you locate it? What
database, search tool did you use?
2. Who wrote it? Can you determine anything about the author’s
credentials?
3. Where did it come from: the site of a major organization,
university, public TV station, a journal,etc.? 4. Why did you
choose this source over the many others available?
Example
Skiba, Russ and Kevin Dwyer. “School
Violence: Listening to the Students.”
NASP Communiqué. Volume 28, No. 2 Oct. 1999. <http://www.nasponline.org/publications/cq282violence.html>
This article appeared on my
Google result list when I used the keywords “cliques” AND
“middle school.” Skiba, a Ph.D., is on the faculty of the
School Psychology Program at Indiana University and is
Director of the Institute for Child Study at Indiana
University. Dwyer, the president of the National Association
of School Psychologists,
is an author and retired school psychologist. The article is
posted on the site of the National Association of School
Psychologists and discusses the serious relationship of
cliques to school violence. The argument directly supports
my thesis.
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