What are the elements of an annotated bibliography?
Answered By: Stormye Hendrix Last Updated: Sep 12, 2015
Elements of an Annotation
Information found in an annotation may include:
1. qualifications of author(s)
2. purpose/scope
3. audience and level of reading difficulty
4. bias or standpoint of author
5. relationship to other works in the field
6. findings, results, and conclusions (if available); and
7. format/special features (e.g., bibliography, glossary, index, survey instruments, testing devices, etc.).
Answered By: Stormye Hendrix
Last Updated: Sep 12, 2015
Elements of an Annotation
Information found in an annotation may include:
1. qualifications of author(s)
2. purpose/scope
3. audience and level of reading difficulty
4. bias or standpoint of author
5. relationship to other works in the field
6. findings, results, and conclusions (if available); and
7. format/special features (e.g., bibliography, glossary, index, survey instruments, testing devices, etc.).
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