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If you are unfamiliar with how to create an Annotated Bibliography,be sure to review the Annotated Bibliography section on the librarywebsite.Any further questions can be answered in this week's Live Classroomwith your instructor portion of the module, which will focus on how tocreate an annotated bibliography.

With your proposal and any other research that you conduct, youwill need to find resources to support your topic and then referencethem in order to give credit where credit is due. Annotatedbibliographies are typically used for academic research papers, but theycan also be useful tools for professional reports and proposals. In anannotated bibliography, each reference includes an additional summarythat describes the content and explains why the source is useful. Inyour summary explain why the source is included in the bibliography. Asyou summarize each source, make sure you identify the main idea thatwill be highlighted. Construct your summary around the meaning and valueof each source and establish a connection of the source to theproposal. You must distinguish credible and accurate types of materialsto support the main concept of the proposal and recognize the context ofyour sources.

For your annotated bibliography, include at least five sources, ofwhich two must be from scholarly journals. To locate your sources, youwill need to utilize effective search tools within the databases todistinguish relevant academic and professional sources. Use thedatabases in the library to locate the scholarly resources. Thedatabases can be found in the Library Resources tab.