Research Process
Competencies 2. Annotated Working Bibliography:
Directions, Examples, & Evaluation
URL of this web page: http://web.cocc.edu/cagatucci/classes/wr123/AnnotatedWorkingBibliography.htm
See WR 123 Course Plan
for
relevant deadlines.
Annotated Working Bibliography - Directions |
Minimum Requirements for a
passing grade:
Directions: Review Research Proposal Directions for Part 4, start with the 7+ annotated sources (e.g. copied from your Research Proposal Part 4 and pasted into a new word processing document entitled Annotated Working Bibliography). Then keep adding sources + annotations as a regular part of your research, review, and note taking process. Take care to format correctly all sources listed in your Annotated Working Bibliography in your approved documentation style ( e.g. APA or MLA).
Prep Assignments: Preliminary Draft of Annotated Working Bibliography (1 readable paper copy) and Workshop #3 (on Preliminary Drafts) - See WR 123 Course Plan for relevant deadlines. |
Annotated Working Bibliography - Some Examples |
APA Style Annotated Working Bibliography Examples
APA Style Annotated Working Bibliography Examples
Binkley,
J. K. (2006, Winter). "The effect of demographic, economic, and nutrition
factors on the
frequency of food away from home." The Journal of Consumer Affairs
40(2), 372-391. Retrieved November 4, 2009, from Academic Search Premier
database.
(00220078).
Salinsky, E., & Scott, W. (2003,
July 11). Obesity in America: A growing threat. National Health
Policy Forum Background Paper. Washington, D.C.: George Washington
University.
Worsnop, R. L. (1997, September
26). Youth fitness: Do young Americans get enough exercise? CQ
Researcher, 7 (36), 841-864. Retrieved from CQ Researcher Online
database (cqresrre1997092600). |
MLA Style Annotated Working Bibliography Examples
MLA Style Annotated Working Bibliography Examples
Binkley,
James K. "The Effect of Demographic, Economic, and Nutrition Factors on the
Frequency of Food Away from Home." The Journal of Consumer Affairs
40.2 (Winter 2006): 372-391. Academic Search Premier. [Accession
Number: 00220078.] Web. 4 Nov. 2009.
CDC: Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention. "Guidelines for School Health Programs to
Promote Lifelong Healthy Eating." Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report
45.RR-9 (14 Jun. 1996): 1-33. MMWR, CDC.gov. 2009. Web. 4 Nov. 2009.
<http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/00042446.htm>.
Okie, Susan. Fed Up!: Winning the War against Childhood
Obesity. Washington, D.C.: Joseph Henry Press, 2005.
Print. |
Annotated Working Bibliography - Evaluation |
Annotated Working Bibliography
correctly formatted in approved (i.e.
APA or MLA) documentation style
- 50 pts. possible
|
_____2.A Minimum
Requirements to earn a passing grade (of C) are met:
_____2.B Grade of B or higher is awarded for a Very Good to Excellent Annotated Working Bibliography that not only meets but exceeds the above minimum requirements for items #1, #3, #4. |
Score - Percentage - Grade Conversion Scale for Evaluated Assignment worth 50 pts. possible
Total Points Earned |
=
Percentage |
=
Grade |
50 – 46.5 pts |
100 % – 93.0% |
A |
46.4 - 45 pts |
92.9% – 90.0% |
A- |
44.9 – 43.5 pts |
89.9% – 87.0% |
B+ |
43.4 – 41.5 pts |
86.9% - 83.0% |
B |
41.4 - 40 pts |
82.9% - 80.0% |
B- |
39.9 – 38.5 pts |
79.9% – 77.0% |
C+ |
38.4 - 35 pts |
76.9% - 70.0% |
C |
34.9 - 30 pts |
69.9% – 60.0% |
D |
29.9 - 0 pts |
59.9% – 00.0% |
F |
NOTE Percentage Cut-offs - Cora & Blackboard do NOT "round up" |
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Directions, Examples, & Evaluation -
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