Anotated bibliography
Reviewed Paper: ntp1361583 - Thu Nov 25 5:12:21 EST 2021
Paper Title: Importance of Immigration in Chicago Economy
No. of Pages: 4
Paper Style: MLA Paper Type: Annotated Bibliography
Taken English? Yes English as Second Language? Yes
Feedback Areas: Citations & References, Paper Format
Paper Goals: Assignment: Each student will create an annotated bibliography of 6 scholarly
references, based upon ones topic of interest and working thesis statement. Then,
this topic, the working thesis statement, and this research assignment will be
utilized for the Final Research Paper. MLA format Rules:
Review Summary:
Hello Chukwuemeka,
Thank you for submitting your annotated bibliography to NetTutor! My name is Nez, and I enjoyed reading your insight
into these sources and how they relate to the importance of immigration in the Chicago economy.
Strengths
You have a good foundation for the annotated bibliography. The summaries offered good information on the topic at
hand.
Suggestions
1) Concerning citations and references, there were some citation entries that could be reformatted to match current
MLA formatting conventions. These changes can help the reader better find the specific source more easily.
2) Concerning topic development, consider including more assessment and reflection within your annotations. This will
help you think about how you might use the sources within your essay more critically.
3) Concerning paper format, consider indenting the annotations. This will help the reader more easily see when the
next citation entry begins.
The first instances of repeated issues are pointed out, and suggestions for corrections to be made are given where
possible. Please use your writing resources as well as the given suggestions for corrections to help make revisions
and improve your writing.
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Reviewed Paper: ntp1361583 - Thu Nov 25 5:12:21 EST 2021
The order is a bit awkward
sounding. Consider switching these
two items to improve the flow.
The annotations should be indented
in. This will help the reader better
see when the next citation entry
starts.
It seems that you meant "even"
here. Consider reading your writing
carefully to catch minor errors like
this in your writing.
While what you have is great so far,
consider elaborating a bit in your
reflection of how you would use this
source in your essay. Consider
explaining how this will improve the
essay. Also, consider including an
assessment of the credibility of the
source in order to more critically
determine whether you should
incorporate this source into your
essay and to what extent you
should rely on it. Consider paying
special attention to any potential
biases that the source may have.
The entries should be in alphabetical order.
Consider reordering the entries.
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Reviewed Paper: ntp1361583 - Thu Nov 25 5:12:21 EST 2021
Indent the annotations in all of
your entries.
Consider going further than just a
summary in your annotations.
Assessing the credibility of your
sources and reflecting on how you
might utilize the source within the
essay can be very helpful when
planning your essay.
You seem to be missing some key
aspects in this citation. Consider
using the "Dissertations and
Master's Theses" section on the
following webpage to help you
format this citation properly:
https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/mla_style/mla_formatting_and_style_guide/mla_works_cited_page_books.html
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Reviewed Paper: ntp1361583 - Thu Nov 25 5:12:21 EST 2021
Depending on which MLA edition
you are using, this can be seen as a
bit outdated. Consider using the "An
Article in a Scholarly Journal"
section on the following webpage to
help reformat these aspects of your citation:
https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/mla_style/mla_formatting_and_style_guide/mla_works_cited_periodicals.html
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Reviewed Paper: ntp1361583 - Thu Nov 25 5:12:21 EST 2021
The period should lie within the
quotation marks.
Consider reformatting any citation
entry to match any changes that you
made on citations within the annotated
bibliography.
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