The Annotated Bibliography is an individual assignment, whereby students will produce a properly formatted list of the references that may be used in their group's Research Report

The Annotated Bibliography is an individual assignment, whereby students will produce a properly formatted list of the references that may be used in their group's Research Report. Each bibliographic entry should be accompanied by an annotation (summary) of the text they have chosen, and these should be 120-150 words in length. They are required to summarize only one to two pages of written text, or they may choose a recorded text, such as a TED Talk or a segment from a television programme. 
Each group member should produce 3 annotated bibliographic entries. Students are expected to select three different sources of secondary research which are relevant, reputable, and authoritative. All sources must be in the English language. Students are strongly advised to use academic sources, such as journal articles, dissertations, and monograms. "Grey literature", such as government publications, and reports from intergovernmental organizations (e.g., The United Nations) are also appropriate if they are well chosen. 
Students will be assessed according to the quality of the language in their annotation, the relevance and quality of the chosen text, and their adherence to the APA style of referencing in producing bibliographic entries and in-text citations.