In this assignment, you will beqin to develop a working bibliography for your research topic and practice evaluating and documenting the sources you find. Remember that an annotated bibliography is not just a list of sources; it should also provide a brief summary and evaluation of each source. The annotations should help the reader to understand the relevance and quality of the sources and how they contribute to your research topic. To prepare for this assignment, you should: Read the assigned sections of Chapter 21 of the textbook. Read the Choosing a Research Topic, Writing a Thesis Statement, and Why Do We Need Sources? topics in the Week 4 content. Watch the following videos in the Week 4 content: The PMI Library Annotated Bibliographies References in Academic Writer Crealing an Annotated Bibliography in Academic Writer e Complete the Week 4 Topic and Thesis Statement assignment. Q0 Q Instructions for Completing this Assignment Please note: * |n order to receive full credit for this assignment, you must follow the instructions below exactly. Be sure to read each step carefully. You will submit two files for this assignment: a screen capture of the Academic Writer interface (see step 7), and your annotated bibliography exported in Microsoft Word format (see step 8). 1. Locate a minimum of six and a maximum of 10 sources related to your selected research topic. a. Choose relevant and credible sources such as scholarly articles, books, reports, or websites. i. The PMI Library is a good place to start. b. Ensure that the sources are reliable and reputable. 2. Enter your references in Academic Writer. Resource: References in Academic Writer video in Week 4 content. 2. Enter your references in Academic Writer. Resource: References in Academic Writer video in Week 4 content. a. Loginto Academic Writer. b. Inthe References section, click Add References. c. Select the appropriate reference type. NG 320 - Annotated Bibliography in Academic Writer Assignment Instructions 2 d. Input all necessary information into Academic Writer such as author(s), title, publication date, and publication details. e. Click Add to My References. f. Repeat steps b through e for each of your sources. Resource for steps 3-8: Creating an Annotated Bibliography in Academic Writer video in Week 4 content. 3. Start your annotated bibliography. a. After entering your references into Academic Writer, follow these steps: i. Go to My References. ii. Select the references you want to use by clicking the box next to the reference name. iii. Go to the top dropdown menu that says More and select Create Annotated Bibliography. iv. Follow the prompts to create a title. b. After you create a title, you will be taken to the page on which you can add an annotation. 4. Write a concise summary. a. Inthe box labeled Annotation, after the full reference, provide a brief summary of the source. i. In afew sentences or a short paragraph, assess and evaluate the source and address the possible usefulness of the source for your research. ii. Be sure to write in third person point of view. iii. Important: Click the Save button in the top-right corner of each annotation box. 5. Evaluate the source. a. Following the summary, provide a critical evaluation of the source's relevance, 5. Evaluate the source. a. Following the summary, provide a critical evaluation of the source's relevance, reliability, and credibility. b. Consider the author's qualifications, the source's publication venue, and any potential biases or limitations. c. Assess the source's overall contribution to your research or understanding of the topic. i. Tip: Use the Evaluating Internet Sources CARR Worksheet in the Week 4 content to complete source evaluations. 6. Repeat steps 2-5 for each source. a. Ensure that each entry is clear, concise, and informative. b. Ensure that you have saved each of your annotations. (Click the Save button in each annotation box.)