1. 2018 Making Bibliographies

2. Citing Sources Who What When Where Author(s) (last name first)
“Title” (book, website, webpage)
Title (“container” source)
Publisher (“validity”)
Date published, date accessed (European style, day month year)
Website URL (omit http//:)
Who
What
When
Where

3. Citing Sources
Sansal, Burak. “The Hittites.” AllaboutTurkey November 2010.

4. Citing Sources
If you cannot find a piece of information (GOOD FAITH EFFORT) required for your bibliography, skip it:
No author listed:
"Hattusa." Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia. Wikimedia Foundation. <en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hattusa>. 4 Nov Nov 2010.
Incomplete online date:
Sansal, Burak. "The Hittites." All About Turkey. < Nov

5. Citing Sources
When you have collected the correct information from each source and written it in the correct format, ALPHBETIZE your sources by the first word in each citation (usually the author’s last name; sometimes the title of the book, article or webpage if no author is listed).
Use a “hanging indent” to set off the first word in the citation from the rest of the citation:
Sansal, Burak. "The Hittites." All About Turkey. < Nov

6. Example:
"Hattusa." Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia. Wikimedia Foundation, <en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hattusa>. 4 Nov Nov
Sansal, Burak. "The Hittites." All About Turkey. < 18 Nov
"Wikijunior:Ancient Civilizations/Hittites - Wikibooks, Collection of Open- content Textbooks." Wikibooks. Wikimedia Foundation. <en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Wikijunior:Ancient Civilizations/Hittites>. 7 July Nov

7. For this project, specifically…
Your GROUP bibliography should be included at the end of your PowerPoint.
It should include ALL the SOURCES your ENTIRE GROUP used.
ALL the sources should be combined, formatted correctly, and alphabetized.
DO NOT provide a separate bibliography for each member of your group.
DO NOT print a paper copy.

8. FOR your INDIVIDUAL project:
You MUST include a SEPARATE bibliography for the sources you used while you made your individual bibliography.
You MUST have more than 1 source! Remember credibility, validity, and reliability!!!
Remember, you are TEACHING us information about your area, not just telling us about what you made!
You MUST bring in a PRINTED PAPER copy of this bibliography, separate from your group project.

9. Help Is On the Way! Easybib.com Register (Use KSD email and password).
Save lists. Use the assignment name or topic as the list title.
Fill in the blanks. Do some additional searching in your website as needed to find details.
Export to Word for print project or use the “Copy & Paste” link for electronic work.

10. Works Cited
"Hattusa." Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia. Wikimedia Foundation, 4 Nov Web. 16 Nov <
Sansal, Burak. "The Hittites." All About Turkey Web. 18 Nov <
"What Is MLA Style?" Modern Language Association (MLA): Format, Bibliography, Style, Convention. Modern Language Association, 30 July Web. 18 Nov <
"Why Is a Bibliography so Important?" Monash University Library. Monash University, 26 Sept Web. 16 Nov <
"Wikijunior:Ancient Civilizations/Hittites - Wikibooks, Collection of Open- content Textbooks." Wikibooks. Wikimedia Foundation, 7 July Web. 16 Nov < s>.

11. Learning Goals I understand why it is important to cite my sources.
I can check to make sure my facts/information is reliable, credible, and valid.
I know what SYNTHESIS is and how to synthesize my information into my own, creative work.
I know how to make a complete, correctly-formatted bibliography.