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cross reference the article

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.org, .edu, .gov

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To decide whether or not to use something as a source, you have to look for credibility of the source and the type of source needed.

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You should see if it is presented by a credible publisher.

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credibility, soucre's lifespan, Accuracy, Updated material, Openly bias writers for outlets

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I look at the publishing date

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The publish date

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Whether or not it has been reviewed. If it is an academic source.  The year it has been published and whether or not that is the most recent available data.

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I look at the introductory paragraph of a source to see if the source relates to the assignment

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.org, .edu

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A source with a good reputation for stating actual facts.

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Depends on if i need to find a certain type of source,  weather it be a website, book, article, etc..
Next I look for how credible it is. This includes the date it was published or if the author has made any journals in the past.

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I look for scholarly sources, and sources that can only be edited by the original "poster"/editor.

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The date published to make sure that it is current, along with authors, and a website with reliable information, usually ending in something like .org, .gov

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