ENTR 530 Week 3 Course Project DeVry

An annotated bibliography is a list of citations from research sources such as journal articles, books, original research data analysis, and other documents.

The citations are listed by the APA style format for the literature source being cited. In all cases, the citation includes the following.

• Author’s name: last name, first—for multiple authors place the lead author first (last name, first name). For other authors, list the first name or initial, then last name.
• Then list the year of publication, in parentheses.
• Next is the title of the work cited.
• After the title, the citation varies depending on the type of source, so it necessary to consult an APA style guide.

Each citation is followed by a brief paragraph of about 150 words or less that offers a concise description and evaluation (annotation) of the literature’s relevance, accuracy, and quality of work cited.

An example of a published annotated bibliography is found in the link.

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Please refer to the Course Project Overview page, located under “Introduction & Resources” for additional information.