Start with the citation. Begin by creating a citation for the source you want to include in your annotated bibliography. The citation should include all the necessary information to identify the source, such as the author, title, publication date, and publisher.
Summarize the source. Write a brief summary of the source, describing its main ideas and arguments. This should be done in your own words and should be a few sentences long.
Evaluate the source. Provide an evaluation of the source, considering its relevance, accuracy, and reliability. You should also consider the author’s credentials and any potential biases they may have. This evaluation should be a few sentences long.
Repeat for each source. Repeat this process for each source you want to include in your annotated bibliography.
By following these steps, you can create an annotated bibliography that provides brief summaries and evaluations of the sources you’ve used in your research.