Students will be able to:
- Identify the most common documentation style in their discipline and locate its formatting guide on the Web
- Create an in-text citation and list of references in an appropriate documentation style of their choice by using the style guide and model
- Identify two methods of in-text citations and when to use which (or trends in different disciplines):
- Author-prominent citation (author named in a signal phrase)
- Information-prominent citation (author not named in a signal phrase)
Part 1: Assembling Background Information for Reference Generation ( 10 mins)
Open the REFERENCE INFO GATHERING WORKSHEET. Collect the information (Who, What, Where, When, *How) for two of your references for your research essay.
Part 2: Reference Creation (5 mins)
Open the REFERENCE STYLE RESOURCE WEBSITE and use the guidelines on the website to create two references in the REFERENCE INFO GATHERING WORKSHEET. You will review your reference citations in your group to check for errors. Upon completion of your citations, share one reference citation in the class REFERENCE GOOGLE DOC.
Part 3: Group Work - Citation Analysis (10 mins)
In pairs/groups look at the citation that matches your style. Describe what is wrong with the citation and rewrite the citation properly. Copy and paste your style citation into a google doc and type out your answer. Please refer to your citation style form the citation style website for more information.
Part 4: Powerpoint Presentation (10 mins)
Part 5: Individual Work - In-Text Citation Creation (25 mins)
Individually, open up the final version of your diagnostic essay and the IN TEXT CITATION WORKSHEET. Please generate a reference for their diagnostic prompt. Then copy/paste a section of your diagnostic essay into the IN TEXT CITATION WORKSHEET and insert an in text citation into the diagnostic essay section.
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