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Course Contents: Module 1 - Orientation; Module 2 - Learning Resources and Pre-Instructional Activities; Module 3: Selecting a Topic; Module 4: Audience Analysis; Module 5 - Research; Module 6 - Annotated Bibliography; Module 7 - Primary Research; Module 8 - Thesis Statement; Module 9 - Organization; Module 10 - Draft; Module 11 - Revision and Editing; Module 12 - Planning Your Presentation; Module 13 - Delivering Your Presentation

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Module 6 - Activity 2

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Activity 2: CourseCompass Learning Resource

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SF Writer, Chapter 22, p. 242.

The best resource for what an annotated bibliography looks like is at this site from Cornell University. This site uses APA style. Notice the spacing of an annotated bibliography. Read how the writer critiques the sources he or she is using. Pay attention to how the writer uses punctuation, clear words, and indentation. Even though both APA and MLA examples are given, make sure to use the APA style. http://www.library.cornell.edu/okuref/research/skill28.htm

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