Instructions: To add the content below to your course, use the following HTML code. Here is a link for those who need a refresher on using the HTML view in the Rich Content Editor.

Note: At times, UDOIT flags color usage; therefore, to resolve this issue, I have added the <div class="phpally-ignore"> to the HTML. This allows ADA readers to disregard color, particularly since it does not convey any significance.

Annotated Bibliography Assignment Reminder

Hello Everyone,

This is a friendly reminder that your Annotated Bibliography Assignment is due soon. Please review the assignment instructions, formatting requirements, and grading rubric before submitting your work.

What Should an Annotated Bibliography Include?

A properly formatted citation for each source.
A summary of the source.
An evaluation of the source's credibility and relevance.
A reflection on how the source supports your research topic.

The Writing Center Can Help

If you need assistance with your assignment, the LSSC Writing Center is available to support you virtually and in person with:

Understanding assignment requirements
Writing strategies
Organizing and revising annotations
APA and MLA citation guidance

Visit the LSSC Writing Center to schedule an appointment or access tutoring resources.

Need Research Help? Ask a Librarian!

Librarians are available virtually and on the Leesburg and South Lake Campus and can assist you with:

Finding scholarly and credible sources
Navigating and searching the LSSC library databases effectively
Narrowing or refining your research topic
Evaluating information sources
APA and MLA citation formatting and research questions

Contact your embedded Librarian via Canvas Inbox or schedule a research consultation for personalized assistance, either virtually or in person.

Pro Tip: Start early! Giving yourself extra time allows you to find quality sources, ask questions, receive feedback, and revise your work before submission.

We encourage you to reach out if you need help. The Writing Center and the Librarians are here to support your success throughout the research process.

Good luck, and happy researching!