Sections 01 & 02

MWF Spring 2008 FITZ 319
 Dr. Renee B. Walker, email me
Fitzelle 312, x3346, Office Hours: MW 2-3:15, or by appointment

Annotated Bibliography

1. Must turn in a list of at least five references (only 2 may be web sites).

 2. Typed and bibliographic form.

            a. Follow MLA or other style, be consistent.

            b. For web sites list address, title and author (if any).

            c. Information on Bibliography-http://www.oneonta.edu/library/infoliteracy/bibliog.html

 3. State topic at the top of the list, along with name and section number.

 4. Each reference should have a written summary (at least one paragraph to one-half page for each):

a. explaining what type of reference it is (book, journal article, web site).

            1. be very careful in evaluating web sites.

2. make sure the author of the site is from a reliable source and he/she documents where there information came from.

b. how this reference relates to your topic (is it a general overview, specific, etc.).

c. specific information that this reference includes (names, dates, sites,  etc.).

5.  Books and journal should be from “primary” resources, such as American Antiquity. (Although National Geographic is an excellent resource, it is not primary).