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Title: MMR Library Resource Centre


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MMR Library Resource Centre
  • Documentation

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What is it?
  • A list of all the sources you used for your
    research.
  • In alphabetical order
  • Special style

3
Why?
  • You must say if you borrowed the material and
    where you borrowed it from.
  • You must give credit to the author for any
    information you use.
  • Your work is honest, not plagiarized.

4
Which style?
  • MLA style

APA style
  • Geography
  • Science
  • Tech
  • Business
  • Social Sciences
  • English
  • Arts
  • History
  • Languages

5
APA Style
  • Books
  • Encyclopedias
  • DVDs, Videos
  • Online Databases
  • Websites
  • Many other possibilities

6
APA Style
  • Authors name
  • Date
  • Title
  • Publisher
  • Place of Publication

7
APA Style - Print
Author.
Title of book.
(Year).
Place of Publication
Publisher.
Gifford, C.
Gangs.
(2006).
Mankato, MN
Marshall Cavendish.
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APA Style Online Encyclopedia
Addiction.
(2002).
Asenjo, B.
The Gale Encyclopedia of Medicine.
Retrieved May 9, 2008, from
Thomson Gale database.
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Annotated References
  • A summary and/or evaluation of the resource
  • A short paragraph after each citation on your
    References list
  • Format can vary your teacher will give you
    guidelines

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Annotated References Why?
  • You read each resource more carefully.
  • You read each resource more critically.
  • Helps you narrow down your topic.
  • Helps you develop your own point of view and/or
    your arguments.

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Annotated ReferencesWhat to include?
  • It is okay to write in the first person (I).
  • A few sentences to summarize your source.
  • Not necessary to summarize the whole book if you
    used only a section.

12
Annotated ReferencesWhat to include?
  • Authors background and qualifications

Who is the author? What makes him/her an expert?
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Annotated ReferencesWhat to include?
  • A bit of analysis about the source
  • Is it reliable?
  • Is it up to date?
  • Is the research biased or objective?
  • Is the reading level right for you?
  • Does it help you narrow down your topic?

14
References
  • Write a short paragraph after each citation.
  • Follow the examples on the handout.
  • Ask for help if you need it!

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Helpful Web Links
APA Style
Print Sources
Online Sources
Media Sources
Library at Lansing Community College, Lansing MI,
2008.
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