Answered By: Kealin McCabe Last Updated: Jun 04, 2020 Views: 4435
Answered By: Kealin McCabe
Last Updated: Jun 04, 2020 Views: 4435
An annotated bibliography describes to the reader:
- The type of research available in a particular area;
- The resources you consulted for your research;
- The value, content and relevance of a piece to your research. An annotation is meant to be clear and concise.
Below are example of what an annotation might look like. Here is a link to a great guide to creating annotated bibliographies from the University of Toronto.
Sample Annotation APA
Sample Annotation MLA
Sample Annotation Chicago
Sample Annotation CSE
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