Requirements and Specifications
The ultimate “deliverable” of this assignment is a written annotated bibliography of at least eight (8) sources. Your instructor will offer examples of annotated bibliographies and tips for how to create one.
Your annotated bibliography should include an introduction that describes your research questions and a conclusion that offers your findings on the topic, as informed by your research.
This draft of your annotated bibliography will probably be between about 1500-2000 words total, including your introduction and conclusion. As always, quality is more important than quantity.
Use MLA guidelines for source citation and document design
First, review all peer and instructor feedback on your earlier draft, and create a revision plan.
Next, continue finding, reading, summarizing, and evaluating sources. This final draft should use at least eight (8) sources.
As you continue your research, continue revising your annotated bibliography. Make sure each annotation clearly and accurately summarizes and evaluates the source.
If possible, meet with your instructor to discuss your draft in progress.
Ensure that your introduction explains your research question, and that your conclusion details your findings and conclusions after conducting your research.
Carefully edit your draft, paying close attention to citation format, syntax, diction, and document design. Make your final draft as close to publishable quality as you can manage.
My Annotated bibliography question: How does the perception of digital writing as a separate mode of communication affect language education practices?
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