Answered By: Lori Looney Last Updated: Jul 18, 2024 Views: 174
Add notes to your citations
Before you can create an annotated bibliography, you must first add notes to your records. Follow the instructions below to add notes.
1. Click the citation you wish to annotate. Organizing the citations for your annotated bibliography into one folder may make this process easier.
2. Click the edit icon (pencil) in the sidebar.
3. Scroll down and find the field named Notes. There may already be information in this field, which you can move or delete (some databases will export miscellaneous information into this field).
4. Type your note (the text you would like to display in your annotated bibliography) into the Notes field.
5. Click Save when finished.
CREATE AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
Once you have added notes to your record, you can create your annotated bibliography. Follow the instructions below to create your annotated bibliography.
1. Select the folder that has the citations you want to include in your bibliography.
2. Click the quote icon in the top navigation menu. Click Create Bibliography.
3. Select your Citation Style in the top navigation menu. Search for and select APA 7th - Annotated with Notes - Sentence Casing, DOI: http:// (Institutional).
4. Use the Copy to Clipboard button to copy your bibliography, and then paste it into your document.
Tip! If you're using the Citation View and select APA 7th - Annotated with Notes - Sentence Casing, DOI: http:// (Institutional) as your style, you can see at a glance which items in your folder still need notes, as it will appear as a missing field.
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