Citation Guide

An Annotated Bibliography consists of alphabetically organized entries in Chicago (14.64) or MLA, but not APA, style followed by brief comments. These annotations range from a short phrase or sentence to a paragraph of about 100-300 words.

A working bibliography contains sources that students thought they might use, some of which are now redundant. Before submitting a paper or project, here’s how students can cull marginally relevant “fool’s gold” in order to create a final works cited list that reflects their best thinking.