WRD 110 Composing with Images and Text

Your Annotated Bibliography with Illustrations can be a multi-page document, or a slide deck. You will put one source on each page or slide. Each page or slide will have one bibliography entry, one annotation, and one image. You'll discover that there's only so much space on each page or slide. Be strategic about what picture you choose. The picture can help explain WHY you chose THIS particular source.

Slide Photo Ideas

Who's the author of this source? Find and post a photo of the person or people who wrote or created the source, especially if that photo helps us understand why that particular author has special experience or expertise with your topic.
Was this source published on a reputable or relevant website? Post a screenshot of that website, especially if it adds credibility or helps show how recently the info was published. This is great for newspaper items, scholarly journals, and more.
Is the source you're using a visual artifact of some kind, like a photo, map, graph, advertisement, or a video? Post the artifact itself, so we can see it first-hand. If it's a video, pause it and take a screenshot.
Take your own photo! For example, if you're planning to interview a friend about struggles and successes in online classes, get a photo of them doing their homework. If you're planning to use statistics as evidence that many college students don't have high-speed internet access, take a photo of yourself yelling at a modem.

Demo Video

This video shows how to insert an image into a google doc or a google slide. It also shows how to share the doc or slide deck so that anyone with the link can view and comment.

Here's a Google Docs page that you can COPY and use as a template : https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mYGniu_-hrF4mgQB5iH0od6Pbk7GFXobi5QTAxSUrn0/edit?usp=sharing

Here's a Google Slides deck that you can COPY and use as a template : https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/18yQF4aKpyfl1wRq2s2r2L555AeLIkICHW5F22asXg2k/edit?usp=sharing