Step 3: Create the Annotated Bibliography Once you have selected your five sources, it's time to create an annotated bibliography. Follow these steps for EACH source: 3.1. Citation details: Begin with the proper citation for the source using the APA citation style. Include the author's name, publication date, title, and other required details. Consult the Library's APA citation resources and the citation tools available for sources found in the library catalogue. 3.2. Summarize the source: Write a concise summary of the source's content. Focus on the main arguments, research methods, and findings presented in the source. Include relevant details that give an overview of the author's main ideas and the scope of the study or work. Approximately: 2-3 sentences. 3.3. Explain relevance and usefulness: Describe how the source will be useful for your research project. Consider its relevance to your research question, the specific aspects it covers, or the unique perspective it offers. Explain how this source contributes to your understanding of the topic or supports your research objectives. Approximately: 2-3 sentences. 3.4. Format and organization: Ensure your annotated bibliography follows a consistent format where the citation is presented first, followed by a paragraph with approximately 2-3 sentences summarizing the source and another 2-3 sentences explaining its usefulness. Maintain this format for each source in your annotated bibliography. Step 4: Review and Revise After completing your annotated bibliography, review and revise it for clarity, accuracy, and coherence. Ensure that each entry provides a clear summary and explanation of the source's usefulness. Proofread for any grammatical or spelling errors. Seek feedback from peers or instructors to further improve the quality of your annotated bibliography