1. Goal: Write one body paragraph
Take out organizer/outline
Review in-text citations
Start writing!
H/W: Continue writing body paragraphs
Goal is to have 4 body paragraphs written by Friday

2. For the FRP, you must: When do you need to cite a source?
Direct quotations
Paraphrase
For the FRP, you must:
Use two direct quotation
Paraphrase from one source
Use a total of four to six citations

3. What should you quote or paraphrase?
Specific, detailed evidence
Highways were 300 feet wide with pine trees planted on the side (Quin Shi Huang-Di)
Specific words/phrases
“elixir of immortality” (Johnson 252)
Versions of events or details that differ from other sources
From 238 B.C. Shi Huang Di ruled alone (Paludan 16)

4. How do you cite sources? Not sure? Check with NoodleTools
Put information into your own words (paraphrase); don’t need quotation marks
Highways were 300 feet wide with pine trees planted on the side (Quin Shi Huang-Di)
Use quotation marks for direct quotes
“elixir of immortality” (Johnson 252)
Put first word of Works Cited entry in parentheses (followed by page number if it’s a book)
From 238 BC Shi Huang Di ruled alone (Paludan 16)
Not sure? Check with NoodleTools

5. NoodleTools Click on In Text Reference
NoodleTools shows you what citation should look like

6. General Rules
If information has been in every source, it’s “common knowledge” and doesn’t need to be cited
Direct quotations should be short--a line or two of typed text at most
Direct quotations should be part of your sentence, not just dropped into your essay
When in doubt, cite!

7. Using Turn It In will… Help you find text that needs to be cited
Keep you honest!
Prevent plagiarism
You can submit multiple drafts to Turn It In to check your originality, but you can submit only once every 24 hours
You must submit your final draft to Turn It In