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Task

Topic: Air Pollution Smog Tower

Annotated Bibliography Overview

Instructions

This week, you will assemble at least five scholarly academic references that will be used to write your section of the research paper for the team Course Project. This is an individual assignment, and each team member must submit an original document that identifies potential sources for their subsections of the team Course Project. These sources will be the building blocks for your draft, so be sure to spend time searching for sources, reading critically, and considering your selected source material in relation to the team preliminary thesis.

You will need to list your references using APA format and provide a brief explanation of each resource indicating how that resource will be used in your portion of the Course Project. Please also evaluate the sources in relation to their credibility using four criteria:  Author, Bias, Evidence and Timeliness, Resources Decision Making Review_March2021.docx  Please keep in mind that Wikipedia is not generally considered a credible  academic source.

Citations should be academic or industry based in nature and gathered from reputable sources. The focus should be on your specific research assignment and connections to your thesis. An approximate length for this bibliography is two to three pages.

For additional assistance with this assignment, see the Introduction to Library Resources PowerPoint in the Week 3 Lesson. Also, review the Writing Resources (APA) by accessing the Student Resource Center in Course Resources.  In addition, a brief video is available in the media gallery.

This is an individual assignment.

Please follow this questions:

Author•Who wrote this information?•What is the author’s background?•Is the author an individual or a group?•Is the author an expert on this topic?•Is he/she sharing facts or opinions?•Did you check the “About”? What did it say? Or, why didn’t you check this?•Did you google the author? What did you learn?Bias/Motivation•Is the web supported by a group, organization or company? What is the name of the supporting entity?•What does the group stand to gain by convincing others of the opinion? Money/Political Power, something else? How do you know this?•Was the information reviewed by others before being published? How do you know?•Is the information from a personal site where opinions are expressed?•Did you analyze the URL? What did you discover?•How does bias effect the information shared as you read/review it?•What is your own emotional attachment to the information or sites? Can you be objective about this information yourself?Evidence•Does the site list citations/links/other print resources/websites? What are they?•Do the links work?•Can you verify the evidence the site offers? How did you do this?•Does the site rely on one or multiple sources of information to prove their points?TimelinessWhen was the information published or last updated?