3.3 Intro to the Annotated Bibliography

Today’s lesson will be about:

Objectives

You will be able to:

• Explain the function and importance of an annotated bibliography within the research process.
• List 4 common elements of an annotated bibliography: APA citation, summary, explanation of relevancy and reliability.
• Generate strategies for writing each of the 4 sections (where to find information, the scope of content to include, length, which parts to write first, exactness that is required, balance between general and specific for summaries and relevancy sections).

Review

Source Relevancy Chart

IRP Thesis Adjustment

PPT_Adjustment

Adjusting Thesis Statement

Introduction to AB

How many sources are listed?

How would you keep track of all the information?

How do you know which sources out of hundreds you would want to use?

AB sample1_Handout1

AB sample2_Handout2

AB analysis chart_Handout3 (KEY)

AB Review_Handout4 

Summarizing Sources

PPT_SummarizingSources_Research paper

PPT_SummarizingSource_Other sources

Summary Practice_Handout5

Homework

Complete 1 annotated bibliography.

Make sure that it has 4 sections: APA citation, Summary, Relevancy and Reliability.

*Name the files as “AB1_Your First Name”

*Upload the file on Google Drive>>>Unit3 Annotated Bibliography.
*Due date and time: Apr, 3 (Thursday) 6:30 pm sharp.