Annotated Bibliography

A sample Annotated Bibliography, and sources are attached to the bottom. Can anyone assist me with this?

Assignment Instructions

Instructions:  Using the information from this week's reading material, submit an Annotated Bibliography of 5 sources from your working bibliography. First, put the source in the correct citation format for your particular curricular division, and then write a brief annotation of that source.  The annotation should describe the main ideas covered in the source as well as an evaluation by you for the source's usefulness for your project.   Remember that an online source can be a number of things. It can be a book, journal article, blog, podcast script, website, government report, newspaper article or editorial, or something else. Be sure to analyze each source carefully and follow the style guide in presenting the needed info.  One goal in your annotation is to help your readers find the source if they want more information, so make it easy for them to do so.

APA Style Guide

Bluebook Style Guide

Chicago Style Guide

MLA Style Guide

Turabian Style Guide

Remember, your final paper must include a minimum of 7 sources with at least 4 sources coming from peer-reviewed journals taken from the APUS library.   Please note that you are encouraged to include all 4 of your sources coming from peer-reviewed journals taken from the APUS library in this annotated bibliography.   

Submit your assignment as a Word document attached to the assignment link so it can be processed on Turnitin.

Sample Annotation.  

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COLL 300
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Annotated Bibliography- MLA

 Calkins, Lucy.  Raising Lifelong Learners: A Parent's Guide.  Reading: Addison-Wesley 
        Longman.  1997.  Print.

Lucy Calkins is a noted teacher and researcher in reading and writing. Her book is a guide for parents, helping them to work with their children's schools to create a positive learning environment and a lifelong love of learning in their children.  Topics covered include fostering learning and curiosity in mathematics, science, social studies, reading, and writing.  Calkins’ work also offers advice on school curriculum and testing. By providing specific examples of parental involvement, this book will help support my assertion that parents need to play a strong role in their children's education.