For each of the 10 references in your annotated bibliography, you should have a one-paragraph narrative that summarizes, in your own words, the information contained in the source as it relates to your proposal. For each reference, you should also include a second paragraph that critically appraises the value of the source. Here are just a few examples of the many ways you might think critically about the resources you identify:
• In what ways did it advance your learning? Did the author provide new, unique or creative ideas or was it just more of the same old stuff?
• What was the author’s agenda? Did he or she provide a balanced perspective?
• What was the purpose of the article? Was it intended to persuade you in some way or change your way of thinking?
• Was it consistent with the other resources you read or did it provide an opposing viewpoint or contradictory information?
• How objective and credible is the information provided?
• In what ways did it advance your learning? Did the author provide new, unique or creative ideas or was it just more of the same old stuff?
• What was the author’s agenda? Did he or she provide a balanced perspective?
• What was the purpose of the article? Was it intended to persuade you in some way or change your way of thinking?
• Was it consistent with the other resources you read or did it provide an opposing viewpoint or contradictory information?
• How objective and credible is the information provided?
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