Milestone 2

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Milestone 2: Annotated Bibliography Topic: The Homeless Shelter near my home is running out of funding Back in Unit 2, you completed and received feedback on your concept map where you brainstormed possible problems to solve. Now, it’s time to narrow down that list and choose one problem. As you continue to develop your final project, the next step is to create an annotated bibliography. Be sure to review the directions for the final project before beginning Milestone 2. Prior to working on this assignment, watch this video that explains how to complete an annotated bibliography. Then, check out these resources from Purdue OWL related to annotated bibliographies: Annotated Bibliographies: General Info Annotated Bibliographies: Breakdown Annotated Bibliographies In your education, you have learned the difference between scholarly and non-scholarly sources. For a refresher, take a look at this video: Scholarly and Popular Resources. Look for scholarly sources in the library Proquest database. Look for non-scholarly sources using Google or Bing. The following are examples of non-scholarly sources: a newspaper or magazine article (not an editorial), an article from a professional organization website or trade journal (e.g., science, medical, etc.), an article or report from a .gov website. Again, while these sources are non-scholarly, they are still credible. To create your APA-formatted citations, start by reviewing the Purdue OWL resources: APA: General Format For your Milestone 2: Annotated Bibliography assignment, be sure to include the following: A statement of the problem you have chosen APA-formatted references for six sources that will help you solve the problem. Three of these sources should be scholarly, and three should be non-scholarly (but still credible). Summaries for each citation; each summary should be no more than 150 words.