How to write an annotated bibliography
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An annotated bibliography is an organized list of citations to books, articles, and websites for which each citation is followed by a brief annotation that is both descriptive and evaluative. The annotations are usually 100-150 words and provide a description of the source as well as an evaluation of how useful it may be for research. An annotated bibliography can be done at the beginning of research to help identify useful sources.
How to write an annotated bibliography
- 1. How to Write An Annotated Bibliography BY: SARAH EASTON MILLER LIBRARY MEDIA SPECIALIST WANNABE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY
- 2. An Annotated Bibliography is: • AN ORGANIZED LIST OF CITATIONS • books, articles, websites • EACH CITATION IS FOLLOWED BY A BRIEF ANNOTATION (USUALLY 100- 1 50 WORDS) • THE ANNOTATIONS ARE BOTH DESCRIPTIVE AND EVALUATIVE Annotated Bibliography Example- Teaching American History www.tahvt.org
- 3. Think of it as: Bibliography An-‘note’-tated We all have written a Bibliography or Works Cited page at the end of a research paper. (It lists all the sources that we used in our paper) An Annotated Bibliography, often done at the beginning of our research, means that we must add a description of our source as well as an evaluation of the source (basically what we think about it and how we might use it in our research)