WIP Annotated WIP Annotated BibliographyBibliography

What is a Running Annotated What is a Running Annotated Bibliography?Bibliography?

Annotated Bibliography: A Works Cited page that includes summary and analysis of each cited source.

Running Annotated Bibliography:

The same assignment, except we continue adding sources to it over the course of the project.

Types of Sources, Semester Types of Sources, Semester OneOne

Due 10/28: Website Due 11/4: PeriodicalDue 11/18: Academic

JournalDue 12/2: Book or E-Book

All sources will be about your assigned issue in your assigned country.

Articles written by experts in a field

forother experts in that field

I know what the others are, I know what the others are, but…but…What is an Academic What is an Academic Journal?Journal?

All Sources Must Be All Sources Must Be Reliable!Reliable!Authority: WHO created the source and are they an expert on my topic?

Bias: WHY did they create it? What’s their purpose?

Currency: WHEN did they create it? How recent does it need to be for my topic?

What does the page look What does the page look like?like?Times New Roman, 12 point Font, 1 inch Margins

HEADING:◦Name, Teacher Name, Class & Period, Date

(Day Mon. Year) in top LEFT corner of page one

◦Your last name and page number in top RIGHT corner of all pages after page one

ALPHABETICAL orderSPACING:

◦Citation is double spaced, with a hanging indent

◦Annotation is single spaced, and left justified◦Between source entries, there should be one

“return button” space

Let’s make a template…

Now that I have my page set Now that I have my page set up, what do I do for each up, what do I do for each source?source?

Create an MLA citation for your source.

Underneath your citation, type a paragraph that:◦1. SUMMARIZES the source (Should include

a direct, cited quotation from source)◦2. ANALYZES the validity of the source

(what makes this source believable/reliable?) ◦3. REFLECTS upon the source’s use/value to

your project.

What exactly do the What exactly do the Annotations look like?Annotations look like?

Shh…don’t tell anyone, but there is a template in the packet p. 16-17…

…just follow it directly!

A couple tips about that A couple tips about that template…template…“Genre of source” means…

“Info about author” means…

What level of detail is needed?

How do we do a parenthetical citation?

(Parenthetical (Parenthetical Citations)Citations)

Author’s last name and page number:

“The government continues to restrict freedom of speech” (Zonta 183).

OR…if there’s no author…OR…if there’s no author…

Use page title/article title and page number

“Protester grievances focused on police brutality” (“Demonstrations Erupt in Cairo” A5).

If there’s no page #, leave it If there’s no page #, leave it out. Some teachers will ask out. Some teachers will ask you to include the paragraph you to include the paragraph number:number:

According to The World Factbook, “Living conditions for the average Egyptian remain poor” (“Egypt”).

BookBook

Washington, Jeff and Bill Smith.

China. New York: Random

House, 1992. Print.

Reference (Encyclopedia)Reference (Encyclopedia) A lot like a book, but with an “article name” and A lot like a book, but with an “article name” and without publisher info:without publisher info:

With an author:Smith, Homer. “Tunisia.” The

World Book Encyclopedia. 3rd ed. 2003. Print.

Without an author:“Tunisia.” The World Book

Encyclopedia. 3rd ed. 2003. Print.

WebsiteWebsite Citation Citation

“Mexico.” The World Factbook.

Central Intelligence Agency, 7

Nov. 2011. Web. 13 Jan. 2014.

<https://www.cia.gov/mexico>.

Periodical Citation (Online Periodical Citation (Online Periodical)Periodical)

Achenbach, Joel. “America’s River.”

Washington Post 5 May 2002. Web. 10

Jan. 2014

<http://www.washingtonpost.com/

newssearch/search.html?st=May

%205,%202002>.