An annotated bibliography is a list of secondary resources such as books, artic

An annotated bibliography is a list of secondary resources such as books, articles, and documents you evaluate to use for the final essay. This document contains two parts; Part 1: a list of your sources in APA format (alphabetical by author’s name). Part 2: the summary and the evaluation of the source. The assessment is based on the reliability, biases, relevance, accuracy, and quality of the sources cited. For more information on how to create and format an APA style bibliography refer to Ryerson’s guide and
Purdue Online Writing guide.
First, you will narrow down a topic for your essay. Second, you will generate an annotated
bibliography based on this topic. The annotated bibliography must contain a minimum of 7 primary scientific references. Each source should be summarized and evaluated in 100-150 words. Examples of an APA annotated bibliography can be found here. The title of the annotated bibliography must be the chosen topic of the final essay (maximum 1000 words).