Why an Annotated BibliographyThis first formal essay assignment is an annotated bibliography to help you gather research for writing your second essay. An annotated bibliography is a list of materials (books, magazines, internet sites, subject indexes, etc.), that the author of a scholarly paper utilized to support the premise of the essay, paper, or research assignment.Required ContentsYour annotated bibliography must contain seven (7) sources from a variety of formats and with varying viewpoints on the same topic as your summary assignment.You must include the following sources:1. Two (2) scholarly journal articles (two different sources from the summary assignment)2. An article from a subject encyclopedia/encyclopedia entry/Wikipedia3. An article from a popular magazine4. A Web siteThe remaining two sources are your choice. Other acceptable resources include government documents, interviews you conducted, lectures or speeches you attended, television programs, radio programs, or films.Assignment Requirements/Constraints1. Write one opening paragraph that introduces your topic to the reader. The introduction helps the audience wade into your idea. Include a thesis statement in the introductory paragraph2. Cite all of your sources in Modern Language Association (MLA) style and American Psychological Association (APA) style3. Arrange citations alphabetically by author4. In narrative form, address these four issues: state the authority of the person who wrote the resource, explain the main purpose of the resource (thesis and summary), compare the item to another resource in your bibliography, offer a critical opinion about the work
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