Annotated+Reference+List

This tutorial will show you how to format your Annotated Reference List.

Here is a screen shot of what a properly formatted Annotated Reference List should look like.

Step by Step


 * 1) Make your heading.
 * 2) Name
 * 3) Graduation Exit Project
 * 4) Teacher
 * 5) Date
 * 6) Make your header.
 * 7) Double click the very top of your page when the header icon appears.
 * 8) Go to the Formatting bar at the top of your document and click the "Align Right" button.
 * 9) Click back into your header box and type in your last name and then a space.
 * 10) Click the "#" box in the Header Formatting box to insert page numbers into your header.
 * 11) Click Close.
 * 12) Go down two lines and click "Align Center" and then type your title. "Annotated References"
 * 13) Start putting in your sources, making sure that they are in alphabetical order.
 * 14) Underneath each source you should be sure to include the paragraph that describes:
 * 15) What the source is telling
 * 16) How you can use that source
 * 17) How the source is different than all of the other sources
 * 18) The first line of each source should not be indented, every line after the first line should be indented. You can see this in the above picture.
 * 19) To make the indent:
 * 20) Go to "Format" in your Formatting toolbar, click paragraph, find "Special" and select "Hanging", this will give you the proper indentation for your Annotated Reference List.