STTP Annotated Bibliography

Take out your packet and the sheet of paper where you took notes about

the Home page.

Bibliography Page– Alphabetical MLA Annotated Citations for at least 6 credible

sources that you used for your web page. (Use easybib.com or the References function in Microsoft Word.)• Must include either Nobel Prize web site or Speak Truth to Power web

site as one of your sources.• You should have at least 4 credible sources on your human rights issue.• You should have at least 2 credible sources on your human rights

defender.• Each annotation should describe what type of source it is, what the

purpose of the source is, and how they source was useful to your project.

– Be sure to include separate MLA Citations for sources of visuals.

Bibliography Instructions• Go to EasyBib.com.• Copy/paste the web address for the source you used into the blank line. • Click “Cite this”.• Fill in any red boxes that you can.• Click “Add Annotation”.• When the annotation is finished, click “Create Citation.”• Repeat this process until all sources are cited.• Either copy/paste the finished bibliography to your Weebly Bibliography Page or

click “Print as Word document”, save the bibliography in Microsoft Word, and upload this file to your Weebly Bibligraphy Page.

• Create a special section on your bibliography to cite where you got all your visuals. You do not need to annotate the sources of your visuals, but you do need to cite them in MLA format on your Weebly Bibliography Page. The visual citations should be listed separately from the main text sources.

Annotation Instructions

• Each source that helped you write the text of your web page (Pages 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5) must be annotated.

• Each annotation should be 2-3 sentences.• You must answer the following questions in

your annotations:– What type of source is this? (book, web site for an

organization, web site for a newspaper)– What specifically in your project did this source help you

with?

Example

• http://www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/peace/laureates/2004/maathai-bio.html

• "Biography." Wangari Maathai -. The Nobel Foundation, 2004. Web. 04 Dec. 2012. <http://www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/peace/laureates/2004/maathai-bio.html>.This web site is the main web site for the Nobel Peace Prize. It provides detailed information about the prize and all of those who have won it over the course of the prizes' history. This page was particularly helpful for writing our Defender Analysis. It helped us understand the impact Mathai had on the environmental and women's movements.