Annotated Bibliography

When writing an annotation, you have a limited number of words to use, therefore, you need to write clearly, concisely, and without colloquialism. 

• Evaluates the authority and credibility of the author(s)
• Determine the strengths and weaknesses of the information
• Critiques the relevance, accuracy, and quality of the information
• Compares or contrast this work with others you have selected
• Evaluates the methods, conclusions/findings
• Evaluate the resources used to write this information
• Explain how the information supports or contradicts your research question
• Explain how this information will be used in your research

Make sure you are following the citation style you need to use