Argumentative Research Intro
- 1. Introductory Research Workshop Argumentative Research Paper A.P. Language & Composition
- 2. Do Now! • • • • Log on to your Chromebook Go to m.socrative.com Join Room Number 795231 Answer the first question
- 3. Agenda • Electronic tools for citation and note taking • Your citation questions answered (we hope!) • Introduction to research pathfinder – Preliminary sources – Recommended databases – Keyword searching
- 4. Source: Reeding Lessons via Creative Commons.
- 7. Agenda • Electronic tools for citation and note taking • Your citation questions answered (we hope!) • Introduction to research pathfinder – Preliminary sources – Recommended databases – Keyword searching
- 8. Five Things You Should Know 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. How to connect your Spyponders account How to upgrade to a “Pro” account How to cite a book with an ISBN number How to use a ready-made database citation How to write or proofread a website citation
- 13. Who can read this citation?
- 16. How often do you need to cite?
- 17. The Basics • Introduce your source with a signal phrase: – Nobel Prize-winning novelist Stacy Kitsis explains – A new study from Harvard University contends – According to Dr. Smith, a professional psychologist • Material cited is followed by a page number in parentheses • List of works cited gives complete publication information
- 18. Your Friend the Signal Phrase • • • • Marks boundaries Introduces paraphrases and summaries Puts quotations in context Establishes authority
- 21. Agenda • Electronic tools for citation and note taking • Your citation questions answered (we hope!) • Introduction to research pathfinder – Preliminary sources – Recommended databases – Keyword searching
Editor's Notes
- #4: You talked about note taking on Friday. What are the three main ways of recording info: direct quote, paraphrase, summary. What else? Your own ideas.
- #5: Does anyone use EasyBib for note taking? Quick demo. Need PRO account. Helps you see immediately what’s quote, paraphrase, summary. Be careful with copy and paste: too easy not to interact with your sources, which makes it hard to write later.
- #7: Socrative! How do you use it now? Do you have the pro version? Citation manager.
- #8: You talked about note taking on Friday. What are the three main ways of recording info: direct quote, paraphrase, summary. What else? Your own ideas.
- #9: Five things you should already know about EasyBib for citations. ALREADY??
- #14: Can anyone read this?? Volunteer?????
- #16: What grade do you give it?
- #20: Source: Diana Hacker.
- #22: You talked about note taking on Friday. What are the three main ways of recording info: direct quote, paraphrase, summary. What else? Your own ideas.