1st Edition
Writing the Annotated Bibliography A Guide for Students & Researchers
1 Setting the Stage
2 Citation and Documentation Styles
3 The Format and Look of the Annotated Bibliography
4 Types of Annotations
5 Annotating Different Kinds of Sources
6. Composing Your Annotations
7 Crunch Time – Annotated Bibliography in Process
8 Tools and Strategies for Working Online
9 Sample Annotated Bibliographies
Biography
Luke Beatty is Library Director and Assistant Professor of Library and Information Science at Illinois College, USA. Luke has an MLIS and an MEd from the University of Western Ontario.
Cynthia A. Cochran is Associate Professor of English and Director of the Campus Writing Center at Illinois College, USA. Cindy has an MS in Education from the University of Illinois and a PhD in English from Carnegie Mellon University.
"Beatty and Cochran's Writing the Annotated Bibliography is an essential resource for students, faculty, and librarians alike. It should be in every library's reference collection and on every writing center tutoring table. Instructors of research courses, whether at the high school, college, or graduate school level, will find this book invaluable. Any student who has struggled through writing an annotated bibliography in the past will appreciate the tips in this book that will allow them to work much more efficiently, even joyously." Rebecca Day Babcock, William and Ordelle Watts Professor, University of Texas of the Permian Basin
