5 minutes video explaining differences between scholarly journals and popular magazines - from CSM Library youtube channel.
What is "annotated bibliography"
A simple descriptive or informative annotated bibliography
describes why the source is useful for researching a particular topic or question
presents the main arguments or conclusions, or summarizes the content
points out the sources distinctive (and relevant to the assignment) features
NOTE: the links below will show you examples of annotations at a more advanced level. Follow your professor's directions for what information should be included in your annotations.
Journal Finder helps you find specific journals, magazines, or news sources. You can search by title, keyword, ISSN, or browse journal titles by category.
Video tutorial for refining results from EBSCOhost databases like Academic Search Complete, Health Source: Nursing/Academic Edition, Psychological and Behavioral Sciences Collection and more.
