The grading rubric for your annotated bibliography appears below. An annotated bibliography includes a summary of the articles that you find for your literature review, but it’s NOT the same as a literature review. You will be able to show me that you know your topic and the theories and concepts that apply to it. Try to find the research question/hypothesis/variables/methods/conclusions of the articles that you use. That will help you find the variables for your own literature review. Be sure that you collect a minimum of 5 -8 peer reviewed articles/studies from the APUS online databases for the annotated bibliography. The annotated bibliography must be relevant to your ‘working title’ of your research proposal. The annotated bibliography will be included as an appendix in your final ‘research proposal’ that you submit More info on annotated bibliographies may be found at Purdue OWL. Submit your work in APA 7th edition Style format.
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