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LRC INF1100 – Week 9 RESEARCH STEP #5 – COMMUNICATE THE INFORMATION

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LRCINF1100 – Week 9

RESEARCH STEP #5 – COMMUNICATE THE

INFORMATION

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APA PARTY!

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WHAT THE HECK IS APA?APA is a citation style. (Others are MLA,

Chicago, Turabian.)

A citation style is a way to format papers, cite sources, and create references pages.

ALL Harrison College classes require you to use APA.

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3 Sections of Style

Title Page

In-TextCitations

References

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Why do you need to cite your work?

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Allows others to access your sources

Establishes credibility

Helps you stay organized

4. Helps you avoid plagiarism

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PLAGIARISM

Using someone else’s ideas, words, or research without giving proper credit.

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AVOIDING PLAGIARISM

Quote

Paraphrase

Summarize

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QUOTING“This difficulty could be attributed to the fact that many students failed to purchase a style manual” (Jones, 1998, p. 199).

If your quote is longer than 40 words, indent 5 additional spaces in both the left and right margins.

AND

If no date is found, use n.d. in its place.

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Student achievement is partially obtained by the student focusing on desirable goals and outcomes (Miller, 2009).

Miller (2009) establishes that goals and outcomes are extremely important elements in student achievement.

In a 2009 article, Miller established that goals and outcomes are an important determinant of student achievement.

1. 2.3

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PARAPHRASING

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SUMMARIZING

Condensing a significant amount of someone else’s work into a shorter statement or paragraph.

Acceptable AS LONG AS the meaning is not changed and you give the originator proper credit with a citation.

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BY THE WAY…

For this class, you won’t need to use the in-text citations because we

aren’t writing a full paper!

HOWEVER…

…now you know how to cite them for your other classes!

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Wait… why should we

care again?

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Copyright Law!

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COPYRIGHT LAWAssume that everything is copyrighted! Therefore, cite cite, cite!! (Even pictures, logos, artwork, etc…).

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CLASS ACTIVITY

APA Citation Puzzle Game

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TITLE PAGE EXAMPLE

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FIRST PAGE EXAMPLE

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FINAL PROJECT SPOTLIG

HT

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APA STYLE FORMATTIN

G AND CITATIONS,

PLEASE.

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APA FORMATTING

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RESEARCH LOG:ASSIGNMENT 9

APA Citations and Summaries

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FOR NEXT CLASS:

Assignment 9 (Log) – APA Citations and Summaries