What's this: An explanatory note or comment added to a book or other textual material.

• Justify

• Citation

• Annotation

• Bibliography

What's this: To provide support for an action, showing that something is reasonable.

• Justify

• Citation

• Annotation

• Bibliography

What's this: A short entry recognising a quote or source of information.

• Justify

• Citation

• Annotation

• Bibliography

What's this: A list of works included with an original work to give credit to the sources of information or ideas.

• Justify

• Citation

• Annotation

• Bibliography

According to the video, what is one of the most important parts of conducting research?

• Understanding the research topic

• Reading and collecting sources

• Planning the structure of your report

• Writing an annotated bibliography

You will need to read dozens of sources as part of your research. Why are annotated bibliographies useful?

• They can remind you where you found certain pieces of information.

• They can direct you to useful resources to continue your research.

• c. They can help you cut down on the number of sources you have to read.

True or False? You would need to write an Introductory Scope paragraph before each entry in your annotated bibliography.

• True

• False

Is the following text scholarly?

Australian Bureau of Statistics data (from the Government)

• Yes

• No

Is the following text scholarly?

Wikipedia article

• Yes

• No

Is the following text scholarly?

Academic Journal article

• Yes

• No