Wednesday, October 3rd (.246)

Today we will have a visitor, knock out Reading Quiz #3 in a new and improved format, and spend some time discussing in-text citation and References pages. We will also have a bit more of a general Q&A regarding IA#1 if time permits, so start generating questions now!

Hulk likes appropriately indented and spaced References pages.

Reminders

• Reading Quiz #4 is happening on Wednesday of next week. You will be working with AEUSH 3.3.

• Don't forget to set up an appointment with your advisor immediately if not sooner.

• You will be able to see the schedule on SAIL on October 15th.

• Freshmen will be eligible to register the week of Friday, October 29th. If you have more than 30 hours (are a sophomore), you can register on Thursday of that week.

• Before you can register, you must make sure all Holds are cleared.

• One such hold is the "Think About It!" course. You must complete this online work before you can register. Find the materials here.

• Keep an eye on your materials for your Midterm Portfolio. IA #1 is only one of the things you will need to finalize for this project.

Today

• IT Security Visit

• This is an important thing! Pay attention to this thing. Seriously.

• Reading Quiz #3

• Go ahead and get out your notecard...

• IA #1 Citation Chat

• When in doubt...use your resources!

• Owl Purdue for all general Q&A as well as samples.

• Things like Citation Machine and Easy Bib can "help" but should be reviewed carefully for accuracy.

• CASA or Office Hours

• The Basics...

• In-text Citations

• These are included in the body of your writing. You will use these for all primary and secondary sources that you reference in your work.

• Check out OWL for samples. Most of the "types" of sources that you are referencing can be found there. When in doubt, try a basic Google search for assistance.

• Make sure that you include an in-text citation anytime that you include the following: Paraphrases, Summaries, and Direct Quote

• References Page

• This is included after you have completed your writing in the template. It gets its own completely separate page.

• For each author or work that you reference in your body, be sure that you include the reference for that work ONCE on your References page.

Homework

• You should be firmly in-process on your Research Proposal. If you have questions, ASK!

• Complete your "Think About It!" activity ASAP to prevent holds.

• Start brainstorming possible materials that could appear on Exam 2.