In this post, I will be funneling all my diverse sources into an MLA Style annotated bibliography. Formating MLA was tough in Blogger, so I am providing the Google Drive link to my document here.
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Reflection: I found it interesting that, in browsing through everyone's annotated bibliographies, there was hardly anyone using MLA as their citatation style. It's funny that this is the case, since MLA is the format that is drilled into the brains of high school students. One would think that this would make MLA more popular among the disciplines, but in reality it is not.
I was very impressed when reading Jenny and Jessi's bibliographies, because their summaries perfectly encapsulated their sources and their controversies. It is easy for me to see how the annotated bibliography is not only helpful to the author of the final project but also to the readers that need an overview of the sources mentioned.
I was required to use MLA all throughout middle school and high school so I am pretty familiar with it. I have never used a tweet as a source so I am unfamiliar with how that would be cited. After looking up how to properly cite a tweet in MLA, I was able to see that you cited it correctly. Your other sources match up correctly as well.
ReplyDeleteWhoops! Can't access. I'll assess when you share the doc with me. A link to "How to share" in Google Drive: https://support.google.com/drive/answer/2494822?hl=en
ReplyDeleteI think your bibliography looks really good! Your citations are formatted correctly, and your annotations are concise, but detailed. You effectively summarized each source and provided ways in which you could use those sources for future use. I also liked how, in your reflection, you talked about how MLA is basically the only style that we've learned about in school thus far, but there are so many more styles out there. Nice job!!
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