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Presented by Louisa Ann Taneo

annotated
bibliographies
Sometimes people confuse Literature Reviews
with Annotated Bibliographies but they are
quite different in format but they are similar in
purpose, to survey the literature.
SO WHAT IS AN ANNOTATED
BIBLIOGRAPHIES?
Annotated Bibliographies is a list
of citations to books, articles, and
documents. The purpose is to
inform the reader of the
relevance, accuracy,and quality
of the sources cited.
to write a good annotated bibliography you
need to be:

CONCISE- get to the point of what the


books/article is about, in few words,
summarize.
EVALUATIVE- determine who is the
author, what is his/her expertise in
the topic, how reliable is the
information.
to write a good annotated bibliography you
need to be:

CRITICAL- reflect on what is the


strength and weakness of the
work, what is missing ,etc.
COMPARATIVE- describe how
the book/article compares to
other similar works.
APA
(AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL
SOCIETY)
WHAT IS APA WHY USE WHO SHOULD
STYLE? APA? USE APA?
WHAT IS APA STYLE?
APA Style establishes standards of written communication concerning:
> the organization of content
> writing style
 >citing references 
>and how to prepare a manuscript for publication in certain
disciplines.
WHY USE APA?
Aside from simplifying the work of
editors by having everyone use the  provide readers with
same format for a given cues they can use to
publication, using APA Style follow your ideas
makes it easier for readers to more efficiently and
understand a text by providing a to locate information
familiar structure they can follow. of interest to them
and establish your
allow readers to focus
credibility or ethos in the
more on your ideas by
field by demonstrating an
not distracting them
awareness of your audience
with unfamiliar and their needs as fellow
formatting researchers
WHO SHOULD USE APA?

APA Style provides fairly comprehensive guidelines


for writing academic papers regardless of subject or
discipline. However, traditionally, APA is most
frequently used by writers and students in:
 Social Sciences, such as
Psychology, Linguistics, Sociology,
Economics, Education and
Criminology
Business 
Nursing
citation and references page
guidelines changes:

 The label “DOI:” is no longer


required in online
resource/website citations, and
DOIs can now be represented as
URLS (htttps://doi.org)
For an APA in-text citation for a work
with three or more
authors/contributors, only write the
first author’s name and then include
the abbreviation “et al.” for the rest.

Example: (Johnson et al., 2019)
The label “Retrieved from” no
longer needs to come before
URLs in an APA website citation
You no longer need to include
the location of a source’s
publisher. 
Example: “Atlanta: Random House”
would just become “Random House.”
The format of an ebook
(e.g., Kindle, Nook, etc.) is
no longer needed in
citations.
BIBLIOGRAPHY/
WORKS
CITED/REFERENCES
/LIST
All the cited books, periodicals and newspapers, and documents that
are used in the preparation of a research paper are listed separately
at the end portion of the paper. Traditionally, this list of sources of
information, when using footnotes, is called BIBLIOGRAPHY, but
when using the MLA (Modern Language Association) citations, this is
called WORKS CITED and when using the APA (American
Psychological Society) citations, this is called REFERENCES (Pesirla,
2003).
REFERENCES (APA Format)

Gonzales, A.B., F.S.C. (1985). Bilingual Communities: national/regional profiles and verbal
repertories.
Annual review of applied linguistics, 6.
Lingan, A. (1980, May 9). Sociolinguistic survey on the effects of the implementation of
bilingual education
in region 11, SY 1979-1980. Annual convention, linguistic society of the Philippines, Manila.
MacFarland, C. (1994). Subgrouping and number of the Philippine languages or how many
languages are
there? Philippine journal of linguistics 25, 1-2: 75-84.
Otanes, F. & Sibayan, B. (1969). Language policy survey of the Philippines. Manila: LSC, PNU.
Pascasio, E. (1978, Amy 29-June 3). Where is sociolinguistics now and in the Philippines and
what is its
direction?” First Philippine linguistic congress, U.P. Diliman, Quezon City
Do you have any questions for us?

Thank You

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