AP2D-06
Annotated Bibliography Assignment
An annotated bibliography is an organized list of sources with notes about each source. This
document is often prepared in the workplace and in college to review the data collected in
research before making a decision, completing a report or writing an essay. There are two
parts:
Citation = brief information about a publication using a style guide (MLA, APA, Chicago)
Annotation = a description of the source, a summary of its contents and an explanation
of its usefulness to the project.
For your next assignment, you will create an annotated bibliography using the online
bibliography software, NoodleTools. You will use the sources you collected while investigating
your career choices.
Here are the steps to complete your project:
Finish the Annotated Bibliography reading assignment.
Review the NoodleTools Workshop handout.
Sign up for NoodleTools and create a project for your sources.
Create citations for the sources you researched for your career choices.
Write annotations for each source in NoodleTools.
Share the project with your teacher by [DATE] to receive citation comments.
Save as a Word Document formatted like the sample and turn in by [DATE].
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