How to Write an Annotated Bibliography

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2012-05-04T21:13:31Z

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Abstract

This tutorial describes the four elements of an annotated bibliography, the credentials and affiliations of the author, an article summary, a comparison/analysis with other articles, and an evaluation of the meaning the article has to the research being done.

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This tutorial may be applied to any citation style. For this example, the council of biological editors (CBE) style was chosen.

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Library & Information Science, Information Literacy

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/48940

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