How to Write an Annotated Bibliography - MLA Style (Library, University of Maryland University College)
- describes annotations including two major types: 1) descriptive or informative; 2) analytical or critical
Writing An Annotated Bibliography (Library, University of Guelph)
- describes an annotated bibliography's purposes and notes that preferred types of annotated bibliographies in the arts, social sciences, and sciences; provides examples of citations in MLA, APA, and Chicago
A Guide to Annotated Bibliographies (George Mason University, The Writing Center)
- divides citations into three types (summary, evaluation, reflection) and provides sample annotations
MLA Examples (The Writing Center, The University of North Caroline at Chapel Hill)
- sample annotations (informative, indicative, evaluative, custom, telescopic, and paragraph)
Writing an Annotated Bibliography (Writing Advice, University of Toronto)
- defines an annotated bibliography and gives an example of summarizing vs. identifying the argument; provides verbs for discussing texts & arguments
Write an Annotated Bibliography (Robert E. Kennedy Library, Cal Poly)
- distinguishes between abstracts and annotations; provides one brief descriptive annotation (APA) and one evaluative annotation (APA)
