Annotated Bibliography – Doctoral Project

Annotated Bibliography or Spreadsheet: There  are several ways to manage the research articles you collect while  completing the Doctoral Project. Access to the articles for drafting the  various Chapters of the Doctoral Project is necessary.
Presenting  those articles in way that is meaningful for you can be challenging.  You will want to be able to move the studies around and group them while  completing your Chapter One and Literature Review. There are two  predominate ways of presenting the literature. One is to create an  Annotated Bibliography. Another is to use a spread sheet. Research these  two approaches and select the approach most appropriate for you. 
 There  are examples in the Attachment Section. Submit a paper for  the organization of your literature and discuss which approach is best  for you. Highlight the pros and cons for each approach. Paper should be 1  to 2 pages in length. 

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Annotated Bibliography or Spreadsheet: There  are several ways to manage the research articles you collect while  completing the Doctoral Project. Access to the articles for drafting the  various Chapters of the Doctoral Project is necessary.
Presenting  those articles in way that is meaningful for you can be challenging.  You will want to be able to move the studies around and group them while  completing your Chapter One and Literature Review. There are two  predominate ways of presenting the literature. One is to create an  Annotated Bibliography. Another is to use a spread sheet. Research these  two approaches and select the approach most appropriate for you. Or you  can consider another approach as well, such as a reference program.
 There  are examples in the Additional Resources Section. Submit a paper for  the organization of your literature and discuss which approach is best  for you. Highlight the pros and cons for each approach. Paper should be 1  to 2 pages in length.