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How do you make an annotated bibliography?
Most of the time students fail to understand the difference between an annotated bibliography and an article summary. Students think that annotated bibliography is same as that of an article summary. However, this idea is completely wrong. Let us know about Annotated bibliography in detail.
What is an annotated bibliography and when is it used?
In simple words annotated bibliography is a list of citations to books, journals and articles that is followed with a descriptive analysis of 100-150 words. An annotated bibliography is used when the relevance, importance and quality of sources are to be presented which would be used for citations.
How is it done?
Annotated bibliography is done with help of citations and follows certain steps:
Firstly, you need to have access to a complete paper or journal article which is to be cited as you would require that for annotated bibliography.
Secondly you will have to indentify certain areas that will be evaluated and analysed in your annotations. For example, focus on background of the study stated in article, whether the literatures review is well developed or not, data analysis methods and tools used and gaps in paper.
Thirdly, proceed to analyse the marked points and bring out the importance of article related with your study area. Be careful with the length. It must be concise and you must be able to present the central theme and scope of the article in your annotation.
Lastly, select a proper citation style or as is given to you by your university either MLA or APA or any other form, as suggested by university.
Guide to IEEE referencing and citation
What is the full form of IEEE reference style?
IEEE reference stands for Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers [IEEE] which is known for supporting different branches of computer science, engineering and information technology.
Where is IEEE referencing used?
IEEE reference or citations are mainly used in IT projects, engineering projects and in computer sciences. An IEEE reference contains 3 main parts:
a) author’s name in pattern Initial of first name and then full last name
b) the name or title of articles/conference papers/patents/, etcetra are placed under quotation marks
c) the name of books or journals are presented in italics in reference list
Intexting or citations
1. Citations are done within the text that is presented. Intextings are mostly done at the end of sentences.
2. intexting is done in form of a number enclosed in third bracket. For example [1]. This number denotes a particular reference.
3. if a source is already cited then, the number can be used again for intexting. For example
The stated theory marks out main attributes that a leader must follow [3]….
As per the theory a leader needs to have a strong decision making power [3].
4. if more than one source is to be cited then the particular source numbers are to be separated with commas or dash within a single bracket. For example
Recent studies of [2,6,9,12] have suggested that…..
5. there must be a space before the bracket and source number must be placed before any punctuation marks
Reference list
1. reference list must be arranged sequential wise with details of sources
2. the source details must be presented keeping in mind the 3 parts of IEEE reference. For example
[1] L. Clement, P. Anderson, and G. Rodrick, “Using softwares for atchitectural drawings”, Architechture related softwares, vol.74, no.8, p.489, July 2011. [Abstract]. Available at: www.abhsgc.org [Accessed: Feb 18, 2019]
3. you may use varied sources for referencing such as newspapaer articles, books, online books, journals and online journals, encyclopedia, e-books, conference published papers, thesis papers, etcetra.
4. All the mentioned types of sources differ in reference list as each sources are presented in different format.
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Abstract and Executive Summary
Difference between an abstract and an executive summary
Abstract and executive summary are two major words that are often misunderstood by an academic researcher while writing. There are some basic differences that would make you all understand and differentiate between an abstract and an executive summary.
Differentiation between an abstract and an executive summary can be based on some points which are given below:
1. Definition: an abstract is a synopsis that provides an overview of the entire work that is completed. It provides a commentary note on the complete work starting from beginning to end. While an executive summary is written as a result of a complete report with all headings and sub heads giving detailed information about all sections.
2. Place of usage: an executive summary is used in a report while an abstract is used in case of thesis papers, research papers and dissertations.
3. Purpose: the main purpose is to give overview of the whole document or content while the main purpose of executive summary is to state summary along with recommending solution for future problems.
4. Content: In abstract mainly technical aspects are mentioned such as problem, scope of problem, used methodology, results, observation, conclusion and recommendations. However, in executive summary outcomes are stated along with substantiating benefits and recommended solutions.
5. Length: An abstract is generally short and crisp. It is mostly written for 2-3 paragraphs while executive summary is longer than an abstract. It is sometimes written for more than one page.
6. Style: For abstract the writing style is static, technical and academic while for executive summary the style of writing is dynamic, enthusiastic and managerial.
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PESTLE and its Variants
Well in my last blog I had discussed about SWOT analysis and its variants TOWS and SOAR that are used for analyzing internal strengths of an organisation and formulating future strategies for stability of an organisation. Similarly for external analysis of an organization PESTLE is used which stands for different factors that are affecting the operations of an organisation such as Political factors (P), Economic factors (E), Socio-Cultural factors (S), Technological factors (T), Legal Factors (L) and Environmental factors (E).
Time and now, there is a concept developed that in case of external analysis PESTLE analysis is selected. However, we would learn about variants of PESTLE that can also be used for external analysis of an organisation. We would discuss about STEEP and STEEPLE which are the two variants of PESTLE.
What does STEEP stands for, when it used and what is are included in STEEP and STEEPLE analysis?
STEEP analysis is used when a complete macro-environmental analysis is required for an organisation.
Social factors (S): include lifestyle of people, working groups, demographic attributes etc
Technological factors (T): recent trends that are adopted by an organisation and advancements that are made in technology
Economic factors (E): this would add to increased growth rate of organisation, rate of taxes paid by the organisation etcetra.
Environmental factors (E): this would include the place where the organisation is located, transport and communications facilities available, population and customer strength of that place, etcetra.
Political factors (P): would include political stability of a location.
This was regarding STEEP analysis that is short and crisp but if a complete macro-environmental analysis is to be completed then you would have to proceed with STEEPLE which is extended variant of STEEP. Here in STEEPLE only two things needs to be included
Legal factors (L): includes the different laws and policy standards that are followed by an organisation
Ethical factors (E): includes different ethical policies that are set up for better working, safety and security of an employee in an organisation.
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Academic writing is defined as a form of writing that is used for fulfilling the criteria laid down by a college or a university. Academic writing is also used for publications that are read by teacher and researchers or presented at conferences. Academic writing is mainly performed by researchers and academic experts through the help of thorough research and analysis.