Unit 3 Assignment
Introductions
An annotated bibliography is used to provide a short description of the sources chosen for
your research. There are several ways that an annotated bibliography can assist with your
success in writing research papers; they can help narrow your topic, provide a review of the
literature on your topic, or they can be a useful pre-writing activity to aid with narrowing the
sources you may need to use to support your writing.
Instructions
Download a copy of the Writing an Annotated Bibliography guide from the Writing Center.
Choose a health topic of interest to you. Some examples might include obesity, diabetes,
heart disease, cancer, etc. Go to the Kaplan Library and complete a peer-reviewed source
search for your topic. Locate a minimum of three peer-reviewed sources on your topic.
Compose an annotated bibliography for your chosen sources with at least 5-6 sentences for
each annotation. Your summary should provide the reader with a clear understanding of
what the study adds to the body of literature on the topic. Your annotation should be original
and composed by you.
Submitting Your Work
For directions on how to submit your work and review your graded Assignments, refer to the
Dropbox Guide found on the Academic Tools tab. Make sure that you save a copy of your
submitted work.
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