Create an annotated bibliography for 4 articles of your choice (32 points).
An annotated bibliography is a type of Works Cited page where you list your articles, following a style guide (see examples of MLA and APA) and then you write a short summary of each article, addressing both the main concepts of the article AND how you think you see this article potentially working in your final paper.
See the example annotated bibliography posted under Course Content.
For articles, you have a couple options:
1. You can use the UCCS Sustainability articles at: http://www.uccs.edu/sustain/education_research/library-resources.html and/or
2. You can search for your own articles on the library databases: http://www.uccs.edu/library/databases.html
(good general database to start: Academic Search Premier)
***You should have no less than 150 words per article entry, for a total of at least 600 words in your annotated bibliography.****
((I will provide an example of what the teacher want))
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