A standard bibliography provides information associated with the sources you are citing in your paper. Typical information may include details like the authors’ names, titles of the sources, publisher names, publication years, and/or URLs. The exact formatting for your citations depends on the style guide you are following.
In addition to the above details, an annotated bibliography also provides an annotation for each source. An annotation is an evaluation or a summary of the source. Each annotation can be up to 150 words and should explain the purpose or goal of citing the source in your paper. The annotation goes on a new line immediately following the citation and should be indented.