How to write an Annotated Bibliography
An annotation is more than just a brief summary of an article, book, Web site or other type of publication. An annotation should give sufficient information to make a reader decide whether to read the complete work.An annotated bibliography is an alphabetically organized list of research sources or a reference list. It is different from a direct bibliography as every reference is followed by a paragraph long annotation, typically of 100–200 words. An annotated bibliography is a citation that uses 100 to 200 words to explain about each source referenced to back all opinions and conclusions in the research. In addition to bibliographic data, an annotated bibliography also gives a concise review of each source and some assessment of its importance. Subject to your assignment, an annotated bibliography may be a single point in a larger research, or it may be an independent project by itself. Two different types of annotated bibliographies: · Descriptive...