In Week 4, you will create an annotated bibliography for the problem-solution essay. An annotated bibliography is a collection of sources that have been evaluated for content and relevance using annotations. Each annotation contains two paragraphs: a summary and an assessment of the source (described in the following section).

In Week 4, you will create an annotated bibliography for the problem-solution essay. An annotated bibliography is a collection of sources that have been evaluated for content and relevance using annotations. Each annotation contains two paragraphs: a summary and an assessment of the source (described in the following section).

For your annotated bibliography, you will find five scholarly or academic sources. (You should begin your research this week and continue building your resource collection next week.) At least one of these sources must have been published in the past year. These sources will be the building blocks for your essay, so be sure to spend time searching for sources, reading critically, and evaluating the relevance of each source.

Begin your annotated bibliography with your introduction to the problem-solution paper. This introduction represents a draft that you will further develop over the next few weeks.

For  each source, provide the following.

· The APA style reference

· A one-paragraph summary of the relevant sections of the article written in your own words

· A one-paragraph assessment of the source containing its credibility, its relevance to your essay topic, an explanation of what will be used from the article and where it will be used in your essay, and an explanation of how the source connects with other sources in your annotated bibliography.

To help make sure your document is properly formatted and meets all assignment requirements, please refer to the  Annotated Bibliography TemplateLinks to an external site. Open this document with ReadSpeaker docReader and  Sample Annotated BibliographyLinks to an external site. Open this document with ReadSpeaker docReader . In addition, this week’s lesson and assigned reading will help you to identify and evaluate high-quality, relevant sources.