1. Bibliography (source) cards: The who, what, where, and when of sources. Adapted from source: Hacker, Diana. Working with Sources: Exercises to Accompany Rules for Writers. 6th edition. Boston: Bedford/St. Martin’s, 2008.

2. Tips and Advice 10 required on 3x5 colored index cards Use a pen and write legibly. Let the information word wrap. Second lines and after of each source should be indented (hanging indent). If a certain piece of information (such as the author or date last updated) is missing, skip that portion and continue on. If more than one city/year is listed, use the closest one to your location. Put your name on the back of each card.

3. Author’s Last Name, First Name MI. “Article Title.” Book Title. City: Publisher, Year. Student Comments (page numbers, location) Source card # Call number Book Source Card Format

4. Book Source Card Example 1 909.09 T888M Tuchman, Barbara W. The March of Folly: From Troy to Vietnam. New York: Knopf, 1984. SPHS library; p. 36-49 (Trojan War chapter)

5. Encyclopedia Source Card Format Source card # Author’s Last Name, First Name MI. “Article Title.” Encyclopedia Title. Edition. Date.

6. Encyclopedia Source Card Example 2 Art, Robert J. “United Nations.” World Book. 2001 ed.

7. Magazine Source Card Format Source card # Last, First MI. “Article Title.” Magazine Title. Day Month (abbreviated) Year: page-page.

8. Magazine Source Card Example 3 Kincaid, James R. “Purloined Letters.” New Yorker. 20 Jan. 1997: 93-97.

9. Internet Source Card Format Source card # Author’s Last name, First Name MI. “Article Title.” Date published. Web page Title. Editor’s name. Sponsor’s name. Date last updated. Access date.

10. Internet Source Card Example 4 Gray, Terry A. “A Shakespeare Timeline.” 1998. Mr. William Shakespeare and the Internet. Ed. Terry A. Gray. 28 Oct. 2003. 6 May 2004 <http://shakespeare.palomar. edu/timeline/timeline.htm>.

11. Mentor source card format Source card # Mentor’s Last Name, First Name MI. Type of interview. Day Month (abbreviated) Year.

12. Mentor source card example 5 Smith, John R. Personal Interview. 5 Mar. 2008.