Your annotated bibliography is a list of the sources you will use in your paper with a paragraph underneath each source summarizing and evaluating the source.
See video lessons:
Video: How to write an annotated bibliography (slides HERE)
Video: How to Cite Sources in APA format
Citation Links:
Sample APA Bibliography via Purdue OWL (see p. 26)
OSLIS Citation Maker (APA)
Bibliography Checklist (forced copy)
Put the sources you find into Paperpile.
If you don't remember how to use it, watch below:
Use quotation marks to keep exact phrases together:
Combine phrases with other terms to narrow a search:
Use an asterisk (*) to include all possible endings of a word in a search:
Word Bank: Use alone and in combinations
| "Greenhouse gases" | "Carbon dioxide" | "Global warming" |
| Emission | Anthropogenic | "Fossil Fuels" |
| Deforestation | "Large Scale Agriculture" | "Paris Agreement" |
| "Kyoto Protocol" | "Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change" | "United Nations" |
| "Alternative energy" | "Renewable energy" | Policy |
| Regulation | Regulation | "Green New Deal" |
| "Cap and trade" | "Carbon trading" | "Carbon tax" |
| LEED | Infrastructure | Electricity |
| "Human Population" | Women empowerment | "Carbon footprint" |
Efficiency
Watch: Use Boolify to "gamify" your search
Watch - How to use Gale: SCIENCE IN CONTEXT
Encyclopedia Britannica - Search for the general article "Climate Change"
