14: Annotated Bibliographies

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    14: Annotated Bibliographies

    SLO-Integrate students’ own ideas with those of others, using an appropriate documentation style (i.e., MLA or APA) -Summarize, analyze, and evaluate the arguments, counterarguments, and evidence in the writing of others  -Conduct inquiry-based research by formulating research questions, identifying a variety of sources (e.g., utilizing internet and library resources, such as scholarly sources), and evaluating and integrating sources into writing, including using sources as evidence in researched arguments.

    Intro: In this lesson, you will learn how to create an annotated bibliography for record keeping or for an annotated bibliography assignment. Writing an annotated bibliography can be an important step in the research process. You will also see how to do this in MLA, which is the writing style used in the English discipline.


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