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Plagiarism, Citation, and Source Integration Exercises, 10/29/18

Plagiarism, Citation, and Source Integration Exercises, 10/29/18

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I. Plagiarism Take a look at this infograph for a comprehensive breakdown of different types of plagiarism and their severity: II. Source Integration Examples  This website’s description of integrating sources should be extremely helpful as you begin to work on the first draft of your inquiry project. Additionally, here are some example paragraphs for source integration*: Bad source integration: Black Elk often spoke of the importance of the circle to American Indian culture. “You may have noticed that everything an Indian does…

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MLA and APA In-Text Citation Examples

MLA and APA In-Text Citation Examples

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In-text citations, otherwise known as parenthetical citations, help your reader see which words and ideas are yours and which ones belong to your sources. In-text citations are important, as they establish your credibility as an ethical writer, they give credit where credit is due, and they help readers understand where they need to look in your bibliography if they want to read more from your sources. In-text citations mirror the listings in your bibliography, creating a kind of roadmap for…

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Paraphrasing and Source Integration, 10/22/18

Paraphrasing and Source Integration, 10/22/18

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First, let’s use this example to find paraphrasing, summarizing, and quotes. Working together, let’s highlight the summaries in pink, the paraphrases in blue, and the direct quotes in green. Next, we’re going to work collaboratively on integrating sources. Here are the articles we’ll be working with: Group #1 Group #2 Group #3 Group #4 Group #5 Group #6 Group #7 As a group, develop a paragraph describing why you agree or disagree with the article. Use quotes and paraphrases – with properly…

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