RESEARCHING

Find 5 reputable sources (including image/media):

• At least 1 must come from a database
• You may include no more than 1 reputable, school-appropriate media source (embedded video/audio clips may be no more than 2 minutes)
• Include at least 1 relevant image from Unsplash, or Pexels,  Rawpixel, or Smithsonian Open Access, or the other resources I share with you, & use the included credit line in-text & in your WC list. I'll show you how to use these resources properly.

CITING SOURCES

Remember: any information that wasn't already in your head when we started this project MUST BE CITED PROPERLY!

• Both paraphrased & quoted material require in-text citations & matching Works Cited entries!
• As we listen to & watch your presentation, we should never have to guess where you learned your information--the They Say templates & your in-text citations (on slides & in speaker notes) should tell us!

WORKS CITED LIST

Make your list of Works Cited with NoodleTools!

Your WC List should be divided into sections:

• Works Cited on Slides
• Works Cited in Speaker Notes
• Image & Media

QUOTING

Quote the best, most crucial passage from one of your sources:

• Choose carefully!
• Use a They Say template, or an Academic phrase, to blend the quotation into a sentence

PARAPHRASING

Paraphrase 2 other key passages until Turnitin can't match them:

• Choose carefully--which two passages will help the audience truly understand your topic?
• Provide in-text citations
• Use 2 other They Say templates or Academic phrases