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Annotated Bibliography – Note-taking Sheet

  2. Annotated Bibliography – Note-taking Sheet

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Jodie Salter

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After every article you read, spend at least 10-15 minutes on your note-taking. Use this document to record essential information from one article or study. Remember, annotated bibliographies should do three things: summarize, analyze, and show relevance.

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