The annotated bibliography must include the citations (the bibliography) to books, articles, and
documents utilized to develop the presentation followed by a brief (usually about 150–200 words
per citation) descriptive and evaluative paragraph (the annotation). The purpose of the annotation
is to inform the instructor of the relevance, accuracy, and quality of the sources cited.
Students are required to cite four (4) academic references (one reference being the course textbook
and the other three consisting of academic journals, books and other published documents).
Internet websites are not acceptable academic reference. Therefore, the completed annotated
bibliography will contain at least four (4) paragraphs, each with a citation and annotation informing
the instructor of the relevance, accuracy, and quality of the source cited.
The annotated bibliography must be completed utilizing APA format (12-point font and 1-inch
margins, name on the paper, APA citation format, etc.). For a sample of what an Annotated
Bibliography is, visit Purdue Owl Online Writing Lab Annotated Bibliography SampleLinks to an external site..
The last 3 are individual resouces and the first few are from the book on the first upload
