Writing Annotated Bibliography

Writing Annotated Bibliography

Select 7 scholarly articles that will support your research paper and create an annotated bibliography. For our purposes, think of an annotated bibliography as nothing more than a brief description of what a given resource is about.
Each of the seven entries should contain the following three elements:
1. The name of the resource/reference
2. A first person summary that explains what the resource/reference is about
3. A paragraph that states how the article supports your research paper.
No reference list is needed because you are providing references in the assignment.
Do not copy and paste the description of the resource you are using from the web and pop it into your annotated bibliography. If you do this, it will be considered plagiarism. The idea is to write in first person and in your own words. Simply write out what the resource is about in first person.
FYI: An annotated bibliography is a tool that you create and call on in the world of research. It’s a central document that houses descriptions of your research so that you can use it when writing a major paper or thesis.