So, you have all your resources ready and in the proper format following the citation source your professor wants you to use, huh? Now what? It is time to start your annotated bibliography (bib).
Here is what you will need to include in your annotated bib:
CITATION/REFERENCE (full citation based on the citation source for your course)
Annotation notes: This section should be indented.
Your annotated notes should include a summary of the literature capturing the theme and scope of the article, the authority of background on the author(s), compare and contrast this article with other articles you have cited, and connect how this article relates to your overall bibliography topic and the research question you are answering with your references.
Remember to be critical and descriptive so you get the most out of your annotations.
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