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This assignment requires only the submission of an MLA-style annotated bibliography with five entries. An annotation is simply a 6-8 sentence paragraph containing a summary, analysis, and response about the article or book to which the entry refers. At the end of a traditional entry, hit the space bar and start typing the annotation.
What you will do is take the original bibliography you submitted in module 1 and add an annotation under each entry. Annotated Bibliography Guiding Questions for Paragraphs
Annotation: (ONE paragraph of 150-250 words per source) (aka – at least 6 WELL-WRITTEN
sentences). You do not have to answer every SINGLE question as they are listed. These are
GUIDING questions.
Summary:o In a sentence or two, tell if the source is an informational article or an argument, an
opinion column or an article in a scholarly journal, a book review, or an online article.
o Then briefly summarize the article.
What are the main arguments?
What is the point or purpose of this book or article?
What topics are covered? If someone asked what this article/book is about, what
would you say? (Be sure to say it in your own words so you do not
plagiarize!)
Analysis:o What do you know about the author?
Is the author a reporter, a journalist, or a professor?
What are the author’s areas of expertise, educational background, credentials, and
affiliations?
o In a sentence or two, tell what the author uses for support—facts, figures, statistics,
opinion, etc.—how does the author convince you of his/her main point?
o If there is no author, tell what website you got your information from – not the title of the page,
but the title of the website.
o, Tell what the article/web page uses for support—facts, figures, statistics, opinion, etc.
o Briefly explain the article’s objectivity.
Is the information reliable?
Is this source biased or objective?
What is the goal of the head?
Does the writer ever confuse facts with beliefs or opinions?
Response:o In two or more sentences, tell your feelings about the article.
Do you agree or disagree with the author?
Has it changed how you think about your topic?
o In a sentence or two, tell whether or not this article was helpful to you.
How will you use the source—to provide background information, stimulate
thought, represent an alternative viewpoint, or prove your claim?
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