I love this video. One of the simplest breakdowns I have ever watched. No long intro and no rambling. Just clear and concise instructions. Thank you very much sir!
thank you Louiee! ...let me know if there is another topic that you need help with. I may be able to make another presentation that you and others find valuable.
Thank you!! It took me until grad school for someone to ask me to make an annotated bibliography and everyone already knew how. This saved me an embarrassing email to my professor.
I understand...although before I became a professor I managed businesses for many years and practiced continuous improvement. Academia hangs on to traditions that are often times outdated and impractical. The annotated bibliography is an example. It is good for practicing how to summarize literature, but a spreadsheet can also be used for that. An AB is not good for organizing literature; a spreadsheet can do that very well. There is also great software available that can serve that purpose as well.
Thank you for spending the time several years ago to put this video together. I am a Masters student who has returned to school after many years of being out and writing my first research paper for my program. Grateful!
Excellent video, precise and to the point with helpful tips. Very much appreciate people such as yourself who take the time to make quality content to help others.
@@joan-hannahkaytonah1366 I'm so confused. It is "you're" . . . why did he respond that way? I mean I understand saying "sorry" for calling someone out, but I'm confused. . . help?
Thank you Dr. Dan! I am creating my first Annotated bibliography and at first I was intimidated, but after watching your video, I feel confident in my skills.
Great tip about citing in the annotation so you can use the information for a paper - for sure I will use that tip when I am writing my Thesis next year, thanks for uploading this video!
I have to do one in 2 weeks so I’ll definitely look to this video for help as I have difficulties understanding how to approach anything study related I don’t receive any help from lecturers so very grateful to have people like you uploading
Hi, thank you for the video. I have to do an annotated bibliography for my M.P.S. program and I wish I had found this for the mid-point assignment. I am glad I found it for the final version because I am still iffy on everything from formatting to content. I do need clarification on something. If we cite the authors instead of 'this article/study' in order to facilitate its use on a final dissertation, you said that would be helpful. However, if we are quoting something we wrote on something else aren't we at that point not citing the author or the journal but ourselves? Especially if we are copy/pasting? Instructors have said that a few times in my program because we use TurnItIn to check for plagiarism and they have said that if we use/recycle previous work we need to cite ourselves, which is sort of annoying. 🤷
Hi, thank you! So helpful. I just started a Ph.D. program last week and my professor recommended your video. I have a question about more than one writer of an article.
Thanks Dr. Dan, what i'm confused about is do I reference the entire article before my annotation? My article is filled with citation and it's confusing.
Hello Tolesha. You first provide an APA reference as you would in a reference list. Then provide a summary of the article using information ONLY the author(s) revealed. If they cited other sources and you want to use that information, then you need to find, read, and provide another annotation and summary from that article. EXAMPLE: If Kuchinka (2020) discovered servant leadership is correlated with lower levels of stress, you reference Kuchinka (2020) and summarize that information. If Kuchinka (2020) discussed research by Davidson (2022) in his literature review and you want to use the information from Davidson (2022), you must find, read, and summarize the Davidson (2022) article in a new annotated listing. Have a Blessed day. Dr. Dan
Hello Arianna...consider a cover page as something that helps you. I would always recommend it so you can save your documents and quickly understand what they addressed if you look at them in the future. An abstract would not be needed because it is used to summarize a manuscript, and an AB is only a tool to use to write a paper; it is not actually a manuscript. Headers and page numbers are a professor's preference. Refer to the professor or a general rule would be to add them if you are unsure.
@@shakaYT1 I do not. There is no one style of an executive summary. It depends on many factors like company or industry type, depth of the original project or paper, and so on. If I had to write one for a class, then you could find generic examples. If you have to write one for a company, you could ask around for examples, use as a template, and then improve.
@@DrBooBoo could you do a quick video on the nuance of what your describing and like how you would go about building one. Kinda like how you described the sentence structure in this video?
Hi Dr. Dan. I've watched several videos trying to figure out how the heck do this annotated bibliography. Some people say we should line up the annotation with the second line of the reference. I'm so confused.
There is not a rule in the APA Manual, but a common practice is the annotation is indented an additional around 2-3 spaces (1/4 inch). This is done for a practical reason...so you can clearly see the reference and then the annotation. Then start with the next reference, hanging indent of 1/2 inch for the subsequent lines of the reference, and again another 2-3 spaces for the annotation. The end result is a nicely organized annotated bibliography.
Think of an Annotated Bibliography as a formal way of taking notes or summarizing a piece of literature. The formatting consists of the same information you would have in a reference list, plus the indented (hanging indent) summary.
@@christinam850 Christina...I recommend you seek help from the resources your school provides. Ask for extra help from the writing center (if they have one), professors, and any other resource they have. To be an effective scholarly writer takes time, practice, and feedback. I have some other videos that can help you, but talking to others who can help is important.
I love this video. One of the simplest breakdowns I have ever watched. No long intro and no rambling. Just clear and concise instructions. Thank you very much sir!
thank you Louiee! ...let me know if there is another topic that you need help with. I may be able to make another presentation that you and others find valuable.
@@DrBooBoo Will do!
Thank you!! It took me until grad school for someone to ask me to make an annotated bibliography and everyone already knew how. This saved me an embarrassing email to my professor.
I understand...although before I became a professor I managed businesses for many years and practiced continuous improvement. Academia hangs on to traditions that are often times outdated and impractical. The annotated bibliography is an example. It is good for practicing how to summarize literature, but a spreadsheet can also be used for that. An AB is not good for organizing literature; a spreadsheet can do that very well. There is also great software available that can serve that purpose as well.
Thank you Dr Dan. I am going to be creating my first Annotated Bibliography in a few weeks and this was a big help. Blessings. 🙏🏽
You are welcome Audra...have a Blessed day
Thank you for spending the time several years ago to put this video together. I am a Masters student who has returned to school after many years of being out and writing my first research paper for my program. Grateful!
Excellent video, precise and to the point with helpful tips. Very much appreciate people such as yourself who take the time to make quality content to help others.
thank you
Thank you!! You explained this way better then my professor
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Your welcome Sky.
@@DrBooBoo Seriously? It's you're, not your.
@Daniel Kuchinka Sorry!!
@@joan-hannahkaytonah1366 I'm so confused. It is "you're" . . . why did he respond that way? I mean I understand saying "sorry" for calling someone out, but I'm confused. . . help?
Thank you Dr. Dan! I am creating my first Annotated bibliography and at first I was intimidated, but after watching your video, I feel confident in my skills.
You are welcome, Leslie
Thanks, Dr. Dan. You are a life saver, please never stop helping us.
Your welcome Maureen
Thank you for this video, Dr. Dan! You explained this in a much easier way to understand than my professor!
Thank you Larry
Thank you! This helped me for my paper! This was extremely helpful and clear!
Great! Have a Blessed day. Dr. Dan
Great tip about citing in the annotation so you can use the information for a paper - for sure I will use that tip when I am writing my Thesis next year, thanks for uploading this video!
Your welcome...have a Blessed day
I have to do one in 2 weeks so I’ll definitely look to this video for help as I have difficulties understanding how to approach anything study related I don’t receive any help from lecturers so very grateful to have people like you uploading
reference is 6th edition APA...7th edition doi begins with doi.org/...
Really, though, great video! So helpful with the tips about writing it so you can cut and paste later! Brilliant!
Video was very well explained, concise and helpful. Thank you for sharing!
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Dr Dan, such a fantastic video. great contribution
Thank you
Wowowoowow! I was so nervous about doing this. I'm so glad I watched this! Thanks
Your welcome Susan.
Thank you! I have not written an annotated bibliography in 10 years! I just began my doctoral program and am having to "brush up" on APA.
Your welcome Ladonna...when I started my doctoral program I never even heard of APA Style, much less an annotated bibliography...you will do great!
You totally didnt tell us how to do the extra 1/4 inch indent thing although you said you would later in the video.
The Quarter inch indenet : you use the hanging indent
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Thank you Dr. Kuchinka, this video helped me tremendously!!
Great Tracy!
A concise brief narrative thanks Professor.
You are welcome Samet
Hi, thank you for the video. I have to do an annotated bibliography for my M.P.S. program and I wish I had found this for the mid-point assignment. I am glad I found it for the final version because I am still iffy on everything from formatting to content. I do need clarification on something. If we cite the authors instead of 'this article/study' in order to facilitate its use on a final dissertation, you said that would be helpful. However, if we are quoting something we wrote on something else aren't we at that point not citing the author or the journal but ourselves? Especially if we are copy/pasting? Instructors have said that a few times in my program because we use TurnItIn to check for plagiarism and they have said that if we use/recycle previous work we need to cite ourselves, which is sort of annoying. 🤷
Thanks from Ecuador !!! Dr. Dan Kuchinka
Your welcome. Let's eat some Cuy!!!
Hi, thank you! So helpful. I just started a Ph.D. program last week and my professor recommended your video. I have a question about more than one writer of an article.
Great. I wish you the best at you begin your PhD program. Feel free to message me if you need more help
Thank you Dr Dan. This is very helpful
You are welcome Hillary
Thank you so much. I rally appreciate the time you took to help us.
You are welcome
thank you Doctor Dan. I am working on my MA in educaiton
Great! You are welcome.
Thank you Dr. Dan
Thank you so much. This is awesome
Great Nichole!
Thank you so much. Incredibly helpful!
Great! Your welcome Racheal.
super helpful, thank you
Great...you are welcome Julie
Thank you Dr. Dan. This really helped me out!
no problem....glad to help
great
Holy shit this saved my ass
great
Thank you, Dr. Kuchinka.
Thank you so much!!!
You are welcome Poyo
Very well explained, thank you Dr.
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Very well explained sir, thanks you
Thank you Jasmeet
Thank you Dr. Dan. How do I correctly reference a website?
Thanks Dr. Dan, what i'm confused about is do I reference the entire article before my annotation? My article is filled with citation and it's confusing.
Hello Tolesha. You first provide an APA reference as you would in a reference list. Then provide a summary of the article using information ONLY the author(s) revealed. If they cited other sources and you want to use that information, then you need to find, read, and provide another annotation and summary from that article. EXAMPLE: If Kuchinka (2020) discovered servant leadership is correlated with lower levels of stress, you reference Kuchinka (2020) and summarize that information. If Kuchinka (2020) discussed research by Davidson (2022) in his literature review and you want to use the information from Davidson (2022), you must find, read, and summarize the Davidson (2022) article in a new annotated listing. Have a Blessed day. Dr. Dan
what are the valid online sources for citation ?
Thank you for sharing this information it was a great help.
Great!
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Plz suggest me a source not older than 5years to complete my Dark tourism bibliography
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thank you! it was really helpful
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Thank you!
My professor wants an annotated bibliography, so I need to put a cover page, an abstract, headers, and put page numbers?
Hello Arianna...consider a cover page as something that helps you. I would always recommend it so you can save your documents and quickly understand what they addressed if you look at them in the future. An abstract would not be needed because it is used to summarize a manuscript, and an AB is only a tool to use to write a paper; it is not actually a manuscript. Headers and page numbers are a professor's preference. Refer to the professor or a general rule would be to add them if you are unsure.
For real thank you
you are welcome S K1
@@DrBooBoo do you have a video on how to write an executive summary?
@@shakaYT1 I do not. There is no one style of an executive summary. It depends on many factors like company or industry type, depth of the original project or paper, and so on. If I had to write one for a class, then you could find generic examples. If you have to write one for a company, you could ask around for examples, use as a template, and then improve.
@@DrBooBoo could you do a quick video on the nuance of what your describing and like how you would go about building one. Kinda like how you described the sentence structure in this video?
Thank you, very useful!
Thank you
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Hi Dr. Dan. I've watched several videos trying to figure out how the heck do this annotated bibliography. Some people say we should line up the annotation with the second line of the reference. I'm so confused.
There is not a rule in the APA Manual, but a common practice is the annotation is indented an additional around 2-3 spaces (1/4 inch). This is done for a practical reason...so you can clearly see the reference and then the annotation. Then start with the next reference, hanging indent of 1/2 inch for the subsequent lines of the reference, and again another 2-3 spaces for the annotation. The end result is a nicely organized annotated bibliography.
@@DrBooBoo Thank you!!
what to do with the article whose doi is not mentioned?
depending on the situation you can use a nondatabase URL or simply nothing at the end after the volume/issue
You forgot to mention how to set the .25 hanging indent...
Thank you. I could improve this video a bit. Perhaps time to make a new one.
I have to write one these for my Juvenile class for my college and I am lost
Think of an Annotated Bibliography as a formal way of taking notes or summarizing a piece of literature. The formatting consists of the same information you would have in a reference list, plus the indented (hanging indent) summary.
@@DrBooBoo Thank you but I still confused
@@DrBooBoo i am a first time college student with a learning curve
@@christinam850 Christina...I recommend you seek help from the resources your school provides. Ask for extra help from the writing center (if they have one), professors, and any other resource they have. To be an effective scholarly writer takes time, practice, and feedback. I have some other videos that can help you, but talking to others who can help is important.
@@DrBooBoo my tutorial is confusing bit thanks
i still cant do it😭
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This video is not helpful at all. Just tells you what to do instead of showing us what to do.
Then find another one Tyler. Also, make sure to proofread your work.
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