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Key Words: FTC, COPPA, laws
Summary: This is a simplified clarification of the COPPA laws which helped break them down. This information will help me strengthen my argument because I will have a better understanding of these laws.
Opinion: This is a reliable site because Forbes is a very well know and famous site which isn't known for getting their information wrong. I trust this site and this information will really help my project.

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Gill, Emma. “When Are Kids Allowed to Use Facebook and Other Social Media Sites?” Men, 7 Feb. 2017, www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/whats-on/family-kids-news/minumum-age-facebook-twitter-youtube-12569903.

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Gill, Emma. “When Are Kids Allowed to Use Facebook and Other Social Media Sites?” Men, 7 Feb. 2017, www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/whats-on/family-kids-news/minumum-age-facebook-twitter-youtube-12569903.

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Key Words: restriction, social media, minimum
Summary: This is an updated list of the popular social media outlets and their age minimum. It has the most popular sites and who is allowed to use them. This source shows reliability because it has simple information to find but they all have it in one page instead of me having to go to each social media site to find their age limits.
Opinion: I believe that this will help me in my research because it gives me a visual list of the sites and their requirements.

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My topic is social media and the effect it has on society. More importantly, how young is too young for social media? Should websites start actually enforcing age limits for accounts? How does social media affect different age groups today?

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Key Words: yes to restrictions, no to restrictions
Summary: This website is basically an internet run debate where they asked the public if they thought websites should have age limits and 54% said no. This source is reliable in a sense that it has public opinion and how people actually feel. One problem that people may have with the reliability is that it isn't a source with extensive reasearch behind it but instead it is an opinion.
Opinions: I wanted to use the negative arguments so I could see what the opposition to my argument is.

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Lev-Ram, Michael. “Zuckerberg: Kids under 13 Should Be Allowed on Facebook.” Fortune, 20 May 2011, fortune.com/2011/05/20/zuckerberg-kids-under-13-should-be-allowed-on-facebook/.

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Lev-Ram, Michael. “Zuckerberg: Kids under 13 Should Be Allowed on Facebook.” Fortune, 20 May 2011, fortune.com/2011/05/20/zuckerberg-kids-under-13-should-be-allowed-on-facebook/.

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Key Words: facebook, internet, education
Summary: This article talks about Mark Zuckerberg's fight against the COPPA laws because he believes that young children should be allowed on social media sites. He believes that it is good for young kids to be exposed to the web because it is good education.
Opinion: I am using this article so that I can understand the opposing argument to my project. I find this source reliable because it is very known that Mark Zuckerberg opposes COPPA laws and this was some insight as to why he has those opinions.

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Iubenda. “A Guide to COPPA and Mobile Apps.” Iubenda Blog A Guide to COPPA and Mobile Apps Comments, www.iubenda.com/blog/guide-coppa-mobile-apps/.

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Iubenda. “A Guide to COPPA and Mobile Apps.” Iubenda Blog A Guide to COPPA and Mobile Apps Comments, www.iubenda.com/blog/guide-coppa-mobile-apps/.

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Key Words: parents, privacy policy, parental consent
Summary: This article is a guide to website and app designers with pointers on how they can design apps that follow the COPPA laws. This helps people see that it is not impossible to design apps that follow the laws of COPPA.
Opinion: I believe that there are plenty of ways to make sure that your apps follow COPPA laws. Also if your app or website goes against some COPPA guidelines the article also talks about the importance of parental consent in this case. I believe this is a reliable source because they are not trying to state exact facts, but simply giving helpful hints and resources on how to make apps child friendly.

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Key Words: age limit, instagram, bullying
Summary: This source talks about social media and gives reasons why younger children shouldn't be exposed to it as much as they are. It says that constant exposure to social media can give younger children access to online bullying and make it easier to be bullied.
Opinion:  I think that this is true and children are more likely to not realize how dangerous the internet can be so maybe they should wait until they're older. I also believe this is a reliable source because it gives other peoples views on why age limits should be used in social media and I plan on using it for my project.

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Key Words: questions, COPPA, parents
Summary: This is the governments website where they answer questions and solve misconceptions that people may have with the COPPA laws.
Opinion: I believe this will keep me well informed on the subject that I am talking about and it will help me understand COPPA better. I believe that this will help strengthen my argument because people may have questions or be wary of COPPA laws and I can help them understand their importance. This is a reliable government source and I think will really strengthen my argument.

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Fenwick, Cody. “Kids And Social Media: How Young Is Too Young?” Across America, US Patch, Patch, 16 Sept. 2016, patch.com/us/across-america/kids-social-media-how-young-too-young.

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Fenwick, Cody. “Kids And Social Media: How Young Is Too Young?” Across America, US Patch, Patch, 16 Sept. 2016, patch.com/us/across-america/kids-social-media-how-young-too-young.

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Key Words: parents, educate, social media
Summary: This article has a list of things that parents can do to supervise their children and make sure that their kids aren't misusing social media. It gives helpful hints on managing and setting boundaries for your child on social media if they may be young but wanting to join. It also mentions the COPPA laws as well.
Opinion: I believe that this is a good site and it helps me support my argument that some people are too young for social media. It also give parents helpful hints to solve the problem. I believe that this source is reliable because it is an update on information about social media and when kids should start using it.

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“Is Social Media Making Our Kids Grow Up Faster?” TeenSafe, 10 May 2017, www.teensafe.com/blog/is-social-media-making-our-kids-grow-up-faster/.

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“Is Social Media Making Our Kids Grow Up Faster?” TeenSafe, 10 May 2017, www.teensafe.com/blog/is-social-media-making-our-kids-grow-up-faster/.

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Key words: adult, social media, children
Summary: This website talks about the aspect in social media that show how online trends and influences can cause kids to grow up too fast. Kids are maturing much faster than they used to and it is alarming to many people and this site is addressing those topics.
Opinion: I find this source helpful because it provides facts and other helpful arguments about children growing up too fast. This site is reliable because it was written by people who truly care about the wellbeing of our youth.

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“Addicted to Pinterest: 4 Reasons Why Social Media Age Limits Matter.” KCKidsDoc, www.kckidsdoc.com/kc-kids-doc/social-media-age-limit.

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“Addicted to Pinterest: 4 Reasons Why Social Media Age Limits Matter.” KCKidsDoc, www.kckidsdoc.com/kc-kids-doc/social-media-age-limit.

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Key Words: COPPA, U13, laws, pinterest
Summary: This blog post gives a personal story of a young girl who's mom allowed her on the website "pinterest". A professional then talks about why she was upset to hear this about the 10 year old child because of the COPPA laws which are supposed to protect children under 13 from having their personal information shared online.
Opinion: I think this article gives me a lot of good insight into COPPA and what it does to help children on the internet. This will help my argument for age restrictions because it is against the law to go against COPPA. I believe that this is reliable because it gives a personal anecdote from a professionals experience and it gives opinions and views about the topic. This website was also helpful because it introduced me to COPPA.

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Coughlan, Sean. “Safer Internet Day: Young Ignore 'Social Media Age Limit'.” BBC News, BBC, 9 Feb. 2016, www.bbc.com/news/education-35524429.

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Coughlan, Sean. “Safer Internet Day: Young Ignore 'Social Media Age Limit'.” BBC News, BBC, 9 Feb. 2016, www.bbc.com/news/education-35524429.

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Key Words:  unkind, 13 years old, restriction, bullying
Summary: This article talks about the constant struggle on the internet where children are constantly ignoring the set age limits on social media sites. The article gives statistics on how many underaged kids are using social media sites despite the clear age limit.
Opinion: I believe that this site  gives a lot of good and strong information on my topic of age limits in social media. I plan on using statistics to back up my argument in my writing. This source is reliable because it is a well used news site that a lot of people rely on for information.

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Key Words: 13 years of age, requirements, protection
Summary: This is not a very long source but it is the federal summary of the COPPA act and what it is for. It talks about a websites responsibility to protect the information of users under 13 years of age.
Opinion: I know that this is a trustworthy website because it comes straight from the government. This is a reliable site because it is a government site and it holds information on COPPA laws that everyone should know.