Annotated Bibliography

Description

1.       Read each article extensively, until you feel that you have grasped the mean ideas presented. 2.       Write an introduction to introduce your annotation. Answers to the following question are desired to be included with in your introduction: a.       Why did you select this topic? b.       How is it related to your course? c.       How did you search for these article? d.       What search venues did you follow? e.       How are these articles related. 3.       Proceed in summarizing each article using your own words in order to avoid plagiarism. The summary of each article should be in the range of one typed page. 4.       After summarizing  each article in its own, you need to do an overview by interrelating the articles, for not more than one page,  in terms of: a.       How do they agree with each other? b.        What framework or approaches they follow? c.       How do they differ in their treatment of the topic selected? d.       What are your comments, suggestions and critiques regarding the way the annotated articles dealt with the topic. 5.       After completing the above mentioned major steps,  you need to arrange the parts of you annotation according to the outline below: a.       The Topic b.       Introduction c.       List of Summaries:                                                                i.      Article one 1.       Citation of the full reference 2.       Summary of the article (you follow the same pattern for the rest of articles) d.       Overall summary and critique. e.       List of the full references for the articles used in the annotation according to the MLA style.