1. English 1 Mr. Briggs’ Classes Monday, May 4, 2015

2. Objective We will show that we can paraphrase correctly and not plagiarize. Homework: -Continue finding research for your essay – there must be at least three – one piece of evidence must be from a book -Bring all research to class tomorrow - AND Find 10 index cards (no cards=no points!)

3. Finish Presentations If you haven’t announced your topic, you must do so now.

4. Review From Friday What is plagiarism? - copying text w/o quotes and citing source - paraphrasing text w/o citing source - using another student’s work Why do we need to cite our sources? How can we avoid plagiarism? - Anything we read, hear, put into our own words needs to be cited

5. What does it mean to cite your research? Show which book, web site, video, person, etc. you found the info from Example: Although it’s impossible to be accurate, the total people killed in the Armenian Genocide is between 800,000 – 1,500,000. Although it’s impossible to be accurate, “the total people killed in the Armenian Genocide is between 800,000 – 1,500,000” (Palmer 12). What’s different? - quotes “___” - Author and page # Incorrect

6. Practice makes perfect Write a sentence using a direct quote from the paragraph on your handout. In order for a genocide to happen, it “requires central planning and a machinery to implement it” (Palmer 13). Paraphrase a main point from the paragraph. Beginning in 1915, Armenians were tortured and murdered by the Ottoman Empire in Turkey. Their money and property was stolen by the government, and they were forced into the desert where most died of hunger and thirst (Palmer 13).

7. Remember... When citing a book, you need to include the author's (or authors’ if more than one) last name and page number where info was found. Palmer 13 Author Page Number

8. As you find your research - book Minimum of 3 pieces of research: one must be a book Book: Title, author, page number, copyright, edition, publisher, city of publisher Take a picture of the publishing page so that you have all of the information

9. Example of publishing info

10. As you find your research – web site The best way to find info needed for citation is to print the entire article (top to bottom) If not, get the following info from the site - Article title - Author(s) name - Web site title - Publisher - URL (address) - published date - date you accessed the site

11. Citation Machine We used to have to find how to cite in a book Now – go to Citation Machine http://citationmachine.com Practice: using the book Angles of Death: Goering’s Luftwaffe let’s use citation machine together

12. Citation Machine Remember to always underline book titles Hoyt, Edwin. Angles of Death: Goering's Luftwaffe. First ed. New York: Tom Doherty Associates, 1994. 143. Print. Parenthetical (in-text) (Hoyt 143)

13. Citing web sites Let’s practice together using citation machine "Origin of the Term"Genocide"" United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. United States Holocaust Memorial Council. Web. 3 May 2015.. Parenthetical (in-text) ("Origin of the term"Genocide"")

14. At the end of your essay Works Cited (you may know as bibliography) Works Cited Hoyt, Edwin. Angles of Death: Goering’sLuftwaffe. First ed. New York: Tom Doherty Associates, 1994. 143. Print. "Origin of the Term"Genocide"" United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. United States Holocaust Memorial Council. Web. 3 May 2015.. Note: Sources must be in alphabetical order Always double space Font is always Times 12pt/black Notice the hanging indent. Your Works Cited must be in this format

15. Here are sources to help you with your Research Essays How to Write a Research Paper MLA Formatting and Style Guide http://www.citationmachine.net Remember: When using Citation Machine you need to click MLA (not APA, Chicago or Turabian)

16. Review What’s Plagiarism? Why can’t we plagiarize? What is paraphrasing? Citation machine Works cited What do you need tomorrow? - minimum of three pieces of research - one must be a book