What does an Annotative Bibliography have?

• Annotation shows Summary description of the sourced what is its purpose Shows this source is relevant to your bigger research topic
• Citation
• Main idea
• Perdue yes, easy bib no
• Annotative Bibliography 10 or possibly more
• Composed of Individual summaries but interconnect in an Annotative Bibliography
• Read all summaries into a bigger topic
• Maybe has a historical context
• As your revising you want to look at all of these things
• The last few questions answers how it relates to our topic and relates to other bibliography sources
• Summary what is the appropriate level of detail; claims and evidence
• Findings or arguments say what observed in the study
• Why and how is it relevant to the built environment
• Reliability and credibility of the source
• Is this something I have to explain to my audience?
• Is this opinionated? ..is there enough evidence to show this isn’t an opinion or limited?
• Bias …only added if there are limitations
• Images …have to also cite it but if you take your own then you do not have to
• Connecting with the audience with pathos, logos ..rhetoric forming a connection with your audience
• Describe what is in the image, to what is in the topic
• Author’s and audience matters
• Visual interpretation (how it is documenting something that happened one time and can be a literary expression) ……  IMPORTANT IN COLLEGE TO USE
• Use multimodal, maps, images of built environment, how visuals can help you
• Difference between a tag and a category …..categories – what it is (ex. reading summary) ;Tags- what is it about (ex. nersessova)