This essay focuses on labelling and commenting aspects. In answering this question, you may compare and contrast the source with others in your bibliography

labelling and commenting aspects

will need to create a working thesis based on the essay attach.  ·      300-500 words (1 – 2 pages) ·      Annotations of at least four (4) scholarly secondary sources ·      Each annotation must be at least 50 but no longer than 300 words in length ·      All entries should be alphabetized by author’s last name ·      Entries can be written in first person point of view ·      Follow MLA formatting rules ·

Bold the citation, but leave the annotation paragraph un-bold (see example Annotate Bibliography in Blackboard, Week 7 folder) ·

To include in each annotation: 1.    List the full citation of the work first. 2.    What is the main argument or main point of this source?. Provide the reader with a brief summary of what the author is saying in this source.  3.    How does this source contribute to answering the research question you’re exploring?. How is it valuable and how might you use it in your essay?.  In answering this question, you may compare and contrast the source with others in your bibliography.

From a cognitive perspective, annotation has an important role in learning and instruction.

As part of guided noticing it involves highlighting, naming or labelling and commenting aspects. Visual representations to help focus learners’ attention on specific visual aspects. In other words, it means the assignment of typological representations (culturally meaningful categories). To topological representations (e.g. images).

This is especially important when experts, such as medical doctors. Interpret visualizations in detail and explain their interpretations to others. For example by means of digital technology. Here, annotation can be a way to establish common ground between interactants with different levels of knowledge.

The value of annotation has been empirically confirmed, for example,.

In a study which shows that in computer-base teleconsultations the integration of image annotation. And speech leads to significantly improve knowledge exchange compare with the use of images and speech without annotation.The “annotate” function (also known as “blame” or “praise”) used in source control systems such as Git.

Team Foundation Server and Subversion determines who committed changes to the source code into the repository. This outputs a copy of the source code where each line is annotated with the name of the last contributor to edit that line (and possibly a revision number). This can help establish blame in the event a change caused a malfunction, or identify the author of brilliant code.