Slug

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Slug

• Title for notecard
• Not a question

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Information

• Written in phrases
• Matches slug
• Shouldnt be much information on a card
• If you list something, for example tools, explain
  on a separate card

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Source Number
2

• Each card from a source should have the same
  number
• Number cant be higher than the number of sources

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Page number
2

• Use p. for 1 page
• pp. for more than 1 page
• Just use the page number where you found the
  information

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• Here are the steps for making a good notecard.
• Read your source first.
• Determine what is important.
• Determine a slug for that information. (What did
  the information mean?)
• Write the slug in the top left corner.
• Avoid who, what, where, when, why and how in your
  slug
• Often there are bold words, subheadings, etc.
  which make good slugs
• 5. On the next line indent and write the
  information that matches the slug.
• Make sure it matches the slug
• Use phrases (NO COMPLETE SENTENCES)
• Do not plagiarize (Put information in your own
  words)
• If there is too much information on the card then
  your slug is not specific enough
• 6. Dont forget to put the source number in the
  upper right corner.
• ALL CARDS FROM A SOURCE WILL HAVE THE SAME NUMBER
  IN THE UPER RIGHT HAND CORNER
• 7. Put the page number in the lower right
  corner.
• pp. for more than 1 page, p. for one page
• Only include the pages where you found the
  information

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• REQUIRED SLUGS
• Definition of craftsperson or trade
• Education/Training (apprenticeship)
• Raw Materials (what materials they began with to
  make their craft or practice their trade)
• Tools (tools used to make the craft or practice
  the trade)
• Making the craft or practicing the trade (The
  ways the product was made. Step by step. This
  can be several cards preparation, main steps,
  finishing, etc.
• Finished Products (the things they made or
  services performed)

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