Annotated Bibliography
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An annotated bibliography differs from a standard bibliography in that you will need to provide descriptive or evaluative comments for some or all of the sources used.
Information to include in an annotation
Depending on your assignment guidelines, you may have to:
You will also need to evaluate the source
You can do this by examining the:
Annotated Bibliography for Electronic Sources
The scaffold below will assist students to evaluate electronic sources and to develop an annotated bibliography.
Information to include in an annotation
Depending on your assignment guidelines, you may have to:
- Describe the content of the source
- Mention why the source is useful
- Indicate any strengths or weaknesses of the source
You will also need to evaluate the source
You can do this by examining the:
- Authority
- Content
- Currency
- Extent to which the author provides citation and referencing for their sources
Annotated Bibliography for Electronic Sources
The scaffold below will assist students to evaluate electronic sources and to develop an annotated bibliography.
Download a copy of the scaffold below
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