Q. How do I write an annotated bibliography or webliography?

According to Academic Writer:

Annotated bibliographies are a type of student paper that consist of reference list entries followed by short descriptions of the work (annotations).

Your instructor will tell you what to include in your annotation. Often you'll be asked to summarize an article or other resource, and to provide your own critique or reflections on it.

You can find Academic Writer's guidance for writing an annotated bibliography in APA style (plus an example) here.
 

Other Resources with guidance and sample annotated bibliographies

• Writing an Annotated Bibliography at the UT New College Writing Centre website. Includes examples and lots of tips for selecting and reviewing articles, and writing up your thoughts.
   
• Annotated Bibliographies at the Excelsior OWL website. Includes an example annotated bibliography with helpful notes.
   
• Write an Annotated Bibliography at the UG McLaughlin Library's website. Includes tips for approaching and organizing your annotated bibliography.
   

Note that a webliography is similar to a bibliography, but it is limited to a list of online resources (such as websites) that can be accessed on the Web. It does not include books or academic journals.