Whether you use a computer or a pen or a pencil, take
notes about small units of information so you can arrange and rearrange
information as you draft your paper. Take particular care to quote and
paraphrase accurately and to key each note clearly to its source.
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citing online periodicals..............................................................Hacker
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"When citing online articles, follow the
guidelines for printed articles . . . giving whatever information
is available in the online source. At the end of the citation,
include the date of access and the URL [uniform resource locator
or Web address]."
Hacker gives three examples from journals, newspapers,
and magazines accessible online.
8 October 1998
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heading to identify topic of note at upper left
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source last name and pages in source at upper
right
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exact quotation in quotation marks, paraphrase
or summary not in quotation marks
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ellipsis points . . . to signal omitted words
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square brackets [..] to signal an interpolation
by the notetaker
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slash / to signal a page change
- date note written
Working Bibliography Card
Compose one card for each source that you think you might eventually
use. Write the entry using the documentation method you will use in
your final paper.
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Hacker, Diana. A Writer's Reference. 4th ed.
Boston: Bedford, 1999.
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