Gathering Info. and Anti-plagiarism Mr. Lamar. Source Cards You will make one of these when you find a source that you are going to use in your paper.

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Gathering Info. and Anti-plagiarism Mr. Lamar

Source Cards You will make one of these when you find a source that you are going to use in your paper. The purpose of this card is to record the bibliographic information. Here is an example: Source #1 Farah, Mounir A., and Andrea Berens Karls. World History: The Human Experience - The Modern Era. New York: Glencoe, You won’t have that many source cards—probably 4-7. But you need them!

Notecards a.k.a. Research Cards You will make one of these any time you find a fact that you want to use in your paper. Every notecard ALWAYS needs 5 items on it. 1. Card topic—think of it as the title or main idea 2. Source #--which source did you find this info in? 3. Type of information (Fact, Quote, Statistic, Opinion) 4. Information (quoted or paraphrased) 5. Page you found the information on

Notecards To prevent plagiarism, close the book while you are writing your notecard—this will force you to put the information in your own words. Write only 1 main point per card—don’t combine different topics on 1 card. Only write down information that is related to your statement of purpose. Write only essential words, abbreviate when possible. Be accurate—when writing down facts and statistics, double-check your notecard against the source. Identify direct quotes with quotation marks—and don’t forget to write down who said it! Use ellipses points (…) when you leave out non- essential words from a quote. Distinguish between fact and opinion, if necessary.