What is an annotated bibliography?

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Answer:

An annotated bibliography includes a citation followed by a brief description or evaluation of the resource.

You can use bibliographic software tools like EndNote and RefWorks to create bibliographies.

The citation style you use in your bibliography depends on your subject. Your professor should let you know which citation style to use. The main bibliographic styles by subject are:

History: Chicago 15th
Humanities: MLA
Social Sciences: APA
Sciences: CSE

To learn more about using these styles see the The Bedford Handbook, 7th Edition: Research and Documentation Online page.

If you need more help, please feel free to Ask A Librarian for assistance.

More information:

Bedford/St. Martin's Citation Guide
Endnote and RefWorks
CUL Citing Government Documents page
Internet Public Library Style and Citation Guides

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