Annotated Bibliography/Webliography
1. An annotated bibliography is a list of source (i.e. book chapters, primary documents and journal articles) that are most relevant to a topic.
2. An annotated webliography is a list of credible websites related to a particular topic.
HINT: Look for websites that end in .gov; .edu; or .org
3. Each annotation should include:
a. a brief summary of the source
b. a critical analysis of the source
c. a description of how the source will shed light on your topic
4. Annotated bibliographies/webliographies are organized alphabetically by author’s last name and formatted using the appropriate citation style (i.e. APA, MLA, Turabian, etc.)
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