Research: Using Citations: Quotes or Paraphrases

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Research Using Citations Quotes or Paraphrases
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Using Quotes

• An important persons words lend credibility to
  your writing.

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Using Quotes

• An important persons words lend credibility to
  your writing.
• The reader will think you are very smart to seek
  out an authoritys idea to include in the report.
  

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Using Quotes

• An important persons words lend credibility to
  your writing.
• The reader will think you are very smart to seek
  out an authoritys idea to include in the report.
  
• The text is so well worded you want to include
  it all.

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Using Paraphrases

• Important option because it is my expectation
  that you will write like a student and not as a
  textbook or encyclopedia would sound.

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Using Paraphrases

• Important option because it is my expectation
  that you will write like a student and not as a
  textbook or encyclopedia would sound.
• It is putting the main ideas of a piece of
  writing in a shortened form that uses your own
  words.

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Using Paraphrases

• Important option because it is my expectation
  that you will write like a student and not as a
  textbook or encyclopedia would sound.
• It is putting the main ideas of a piece of
  writing in a shortened form that uses your own
  words.
• Use it when writing is lengthy and you want to
  include only some of the information you found.

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Paraphrasing Practice

• Is the following plagiarized?
• Plagiarism Samples

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Paraphrasing Practice

• Now you practice with a partner
• Choose one sentence to write in your words
• The educator removed the unruly student from her
  environment as she had quickly succeeded in
  violating behavior boundaries.
• Those who come to college with strong academic
  skills and content knowledge are more victorious
  and complete college in a prompt manner.

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Starting Research

• Use reliable sources
• Do you still have the bookmark-type card with the
  website resources?
• How have you learned to take notes for research?