Annotated Bibliography Instructions Overview - The annotated bibliography will list sources for your research project, presented with bibliographical details and short annotation paragraphs. - If you have not done so, please read the Research Paper Instructions on Canvas before completing this assignment. Sources: Include the following sources in your annotated bibliography: - At least 6 peer-reviewed sources - At least 4 other reputable outside sources The research paper will also cite a professional code of ethics and two course readings, but you do not need to include those in your annotated bibliography. Finding Peer-Reviewed Sources - Peer-reviewed sources include scholarly journal articles or books published by university presses (Harvard University Press, State University of New York Press, etc.). - The Lynn library books page (including an ebooks page) and scholarly articles page can help you find these sources. Finding Other Reputable Sources - Other reputable outside sources include news reports, government data, or interviews or videos from recognized experts. These kinds of sources can be especially helpful if your topic has been in the news recently and there are late-breaking developments not discussed in your peer-reviewed sources. - Be sure to avoid authors that are biased or do not have expertise on the topic. - Many of the items linked on the Opposing Viewpoints in Context site would work well as reputable outside sources. Bibliography Format - Give the full bibliographic information for each source using APA style, as you would on an APA References page (the library APA page can help for this). - Also, remember to put entries in alphabetical order by the author's last name