By 12 Noon on Friday, September 27 (Fall 2013) or Friday, February 14 (Spring 2014), each person in the Research Paper Project group will post two sources.
Follow the instructions below:
1. In the subject line of your email, write “Annotated Bibliography” and your group number. (Refer to the Project Groups list to see your group number)
2. As an attachment, include your annotated bibliography, including your two entries (PER PERSON): be sure there is a brief explanation (the annotation) for each entry/source (two-three sentences) of the importance of this source to your research and the idea you’ll take from this article, blog, book, etc. Review the posted Sample Annotated Bibliography for examples.
3. Email your completed annotated bibliography to: nstampley@altamahatech.edu by the due date and time.
Remember – there are two parts to every entry in an annotated bibliography: the citation and the annotation. You will not receive full credit if both components are not present.
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examples were very helpful!
Sharmaine, I am happy to hear the tools were useful resources.
I understand how to do it now.
Wonderful Chad! Glad it’s clear.
I have read the following instructions and understand the guidelines for this assigment.
So basically the annotation is just the explanation?
Some what. It also discusses the relevance and authoritativeness of the source, as well as tells what your own personal thoughts are.
i visited this site first so i need to go see the sources you have posted now and hopefully i can understand what an annotated bibliography is.