| Annotated Bibliography |
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An Annotated Bibliography is a special way of listing your sources and often has two parts: 1. the complete citation for that source 2. a summary, evaluation, or review of that source in paragraph form. The purpose of an Annotated Bibliography can vary. It can provide a summary of the source for other readers. It can evaluate the source in terms of credibility and usability for a research project. It can review the source for purpose and clarity. There are other purposes for an Annotated Bibliography, but these are the most common. Follow your professor's instructions on how to write your Annotated Bibliography. |
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