Annotated Bibliography: Each student will prepare an annotated bibliography with

Annotated Bibliography: Each student will prepare an annotated bibliography with 6 articles on one of the following topic in Management.
Creating and Managing Teams in the Workplace
Each of these topics corresponds to a specific chapter in your textbook. Be sure to read the chapter on your topic before you start searching for articles. This will give you a broader understanding of your topic and will help you choose articles that you can use for the bibliography.
Articles do not have to be “peer reviewed” articles. They can be from popular press magazines as well as from “academic” journals. The articles should not be more than 10 years old. Do not include any books, textbooks, newspapers, blogs, or websites in the bibliography. We will have a class on how to use library resources to find articles.
You must have a complete citation for each article. Citations must include author’s name, publication date, name of article, name of journal or magazine, vol. #, and inclusive pages. Any citation style will be acceptable. (i.e., APA, MLA, etc.)
Write a ½ page summary, single spaced, of each of the 6 articles. This should produce a 3–4-page paper (approximately). If your paper is any shorter, your summaries are probably not long enough, and I will deduct points for this. Do not include any personal opinions or personal evaluations of the articles in the summaries.
The bibliography should be word-processed, single spaced, with 1” margins on all sides of the page. Put the title of the topic you have chosen on the top of your first page of the bibliography (ex. Managing Strategy, Entrepreneurial Ventures, etc.)
Please use complete sentences, correct grammar, and a college level writing style. Points will be deducted for errors in sentence construction, grammar, punctuation, and capitalization, as well as for any other writing errors that make your summaries hard to understand. The summaries must be your original work. If it appears to me that you have copied the abstract of the article, written by its author, and submitted it as your own work, this is considered academic cheating, known as plagiarism, and will be handled