Bibliography Annotations project

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For this assignment, you will be asked to identify a minimum of 6 quality sources, with at least 3 that you found from the library or in its databases. The quality and variety of your sources will beThese sources should specifically provide material for your research question. You will explain why they are useful, what you learned from them and why they are high quality sources. Your explanation will also be part of your grade.

Sources required for the Final Project are:At least two (2) articles from a scholarly journal from the Grossmont College Library Research DatabasesAt least one (1) news article (not an opinion/editorial) At least one (1) government (federal, state, or local) website or data set*At least one (2) additional sources, which may be books, additional scholarly articles or some generally useful websites, if you have carefully evaluated and found enriching for your topic.

What goes in the annotations?The annotations for each source should appear in paragraph form. Annotations should summarize the main points and also identify: a) what qualifications the authors have for writing about this topic, and/or what the authors’ primary purpose is.b) why you believe the source is a high quality, trustworthy/credible source – beyond just stating it’s from a type of web domain such as “.gov” or from a reputable publication such as The New York Times, because we will make no assumptions in this class.c) why and how the source is useful in helping you answer your research question – specifically. The answer should not be the same for all the sources (each one should contribute something unique).Each annotation should be approximately 5-7 sentences. Write a concise annotation that summarizes the central theme and purpose of the book or article. In addition to 2-3 sentences of summary, include 1-2 sentences that evaluate the authority or background of the author, consider the intended audience for whom it was written, and/or how you can be certain you have found a credible source. (This can be shown in a variety of ways: for instance, by contextualizing the author’s work, by giving his/her background, or by demonstrating the high level of scholarship in the piece through specific examples.) In another 1-2 sentences explain how this work specifically contributes to your topic. Don’t generalize – use specifics. What makes this particular article a good resource for you? How would you use it? What unique information does it provide? Be sure to explain how each item on your list provided you with new information.

I will provide you with 5 sources, I just want you to search for another source. In addition, I have done two annotations for two sources.