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Formatting Works Cited Cards for Student Research

Formatting Works Cited Cards for Student Research. Mr. Aitcheson’s Classes. Making WC Cards. Taking notes from sources. Research. Finding Valid Sources. Coding Works Cited Cards.

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Formatting Works Cited Cards for Student Research

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  1. Formatting Works Cited Cardsfor StudentResearch Mr. Aitcheson’s Classes Making WC Cards Taking notes from sources Research Finding Valid Sources

  2. Coding Works Cited Cards Organization is EVERYTHING when it comes to doing effective research, so carefully coded works cited cards and note cards are critical to successful research writing. The top area of the WC Card provides several codes to organize sources and note cards from those sources! WC = Works Cited Card; “A” = 1st resource discovered; No. 1 = first card in note card set! Initials of Title Title of Book or Article ROG Reflections of Grace WC A- 1 [The rest of the card will hold all of the information needed for Works Cited page entries and parenthetical citations for the research paper. All of this is designed to provide accurate research and protection against plagiarism!]

  3. WC Card Coding Practice! On a piece of paper or extra note cards provide the three top codes for WC Cards for the following titles! Remember:Each title will require a new WC letter code while all of them will bear the number 1! Titles: • Why do I love these People? [Book Title] • “Man Up!” [Magazine Article] • “Tea Party Activists Vigilant” [Newspaper Headline] • Voice of the Shuttle [ Web Page Essay] • “Utah Mine Rescue Funeral” [Web Page Article]

  4. Answers -Works Cited Card Coding • WDIL Why do I love these People? WC A-1 • MU “Man Up!” WC B-1 • TPAV “Tea Party Activists Vigilant” WC C-1 • VOS Voice of the Shuttle WC D-1 • UMRF “Utah Mine Rescue Funeral” WC E-1 PLEASE NOTE: • Book titles are italicized because this is typed. You should underline titles on your cards but remember to change it to italics when you type the title. • Newspaper headlines, articles and short stories are always put in quotation marks! • Each WC card is numbered “1.” It is the first card in a set of note cards to follow!

  5. Examples of WC Cards in MLA Required formats AGTH A Guide to a Good Life Happiness Aristotle for the New Century WCA – 1 Vanier, Jean. A Guide to a Good Life Happiness: Aristotle for the NEW CENTURY. Trans. Kathryn Spink. New York: Arcade Publishing, 2001. Vanier, Jean. A Guide to A Good Life Happiness: Aristotle for the NEW CENTURY. Trans. Kathryn Spink. New York: Arcade Publishing, 2001. Print. TOPIC: Happiness/Aristotle(Vanier 1). [ Card for Book -1 Author; double spaced!] AUTHOR’S LAST NAME, FIRST NAME. BOOK TITLE TRANS. = TRANSLATOR; name order is standard CITY OF PUBLICATION – Nearest to our location! PUBLISHING COMPANY WORKS CITED PAGE ENTRY!. DATE OF PUBLICATION. PARENTHETICAL CITATION FOR SOURCE

  6. Examples continued. . . THM The Happiness Mystique WCB – 1 Allenwood, Jennifer and Bobby McKirtrick. The Happiness Mystique. Philadelphia: Friendship Press, 1998. Allenwood, Jennifer and Bobby McKirtrick. The Happiness Mystique. Philadelphia: Friendship Press, 1998. Print. TOPIC: Happiness as mystery (Allenwood and McKirtrick 1). Note: Only the first author’s name is reversed! Book – Two Authors!

  7. Practice Time! Provide Works Cited Cards for the following books! One card for each please! • Cutting Loose by Howard M. Halpern; Published in 1983 in New York by Bantam Books. Topic: Adult Children coming to terms with Parents. • Teaching Students with Learning Problems by Cecil D. Mercer and Ann R. Mercer; Published in 2001 in Upper Saddle River, NJ by Merril Prentice Hall. Topic: Teaching students with learning disabilities. • Please Understand Me by David Keisey and Marilyn Bates; Published in Del Mar, CA in 1984 by Prometheus Nemesis Book Co. Topic: 16 types of psychological temperaments. • In A Different Voice: Psychological Theory and Women’s Development by Carol Gilligan; published at Harvard University by Harvard University Press in 1993. Topic: Women’s Psychological Development.

  8. Other Examples of WC Entries for different kinds of sources! CCP “Christian Church Perspectives” WCC – 1 Taylor, Richard H. “Christian Church Perspectives.” Theology and Identity. eds. Daniel L. Johnson and Charles Hambrick-Stowe. Cleveland: UC Press, 1990. 29-38. Taylor, Richard H. “Christian Church Perspectives.” Theology and Identity. eds.Daniel L. Johnson and Charles Hambrick-Stowe. Cleveland: UC Press, 1990. 29-38. Print. TOPIC: Church Perspectives (Taylor 29). Author of Chapter! Chapter title in quotation marks! Book Title (Italics) Editors of the Book! Total of chapter pages! Chapter in a Book!

  9. Other Examples of WC Entries for different kinds of sources! ENC “The Emperor’s New Clothes”WCD – 1 Anderson, Hans Christian. “The Emperor’s New Clothes.” Anthology of Children’s Literature: Third Edition. eds. Edna Johnson, et.al. Boston: Riverside Press Cambridge, 1959. Anderson, Hans Christian. “The Emperor’s New Clothes.” Anthology of Children’s Literature: Third Edition. eds. Edna Johnson, et.al. Boston: Riverside Press Cambridge, 1959. 582-84. Print. • TOPIC: Anderson Story (Anderson 582). Short Story in a Book

  10. Other Examples of WC Entries for different kinds of sources! POC “The Phantom of Corleone.” WCK – 1 “The Phantom of Corleone.” Narr. Steve Kroft. Sixty Minutes. CBS. WCBS, New York, 10 Dec. 2006. “The Phantom of Corleone.” Narr. Steve Kroft. Sixty Minutes. CBS. WCBS, New York, 10 Dec. 2006. Television. Topic: Organized Crime/Leaders (“The Phantom of Corleone”). Title of Issue on news program Narrator of the news segment Name of entire News Program! National Television Network Television News Issue Local TV Channel City of local station Date program aired

  11. Other Examples of WC Entries for different kinds of sources! UCSK “UC Student Killed.” WCL-1 “UC Student Killed.” Narr. Sandra Bolinsky. Sunday News at 5 o’clock CBS. KCAL, Los Angeles, 20 Nov. 2009. “UC Student Killed.” Narr. Sandra Bolinsky. Sunday News at 5 o’clock. CBS. KCAL, Los Angeles, 20 Nov.2009. Television. Topic: Student Killing (“UC Student Killed”). Television News Story

  12. Other Examples of WC Entries for different kinds of sources! TODA “This Once, a David of the Art World, Does Goliath a Favor” WCG – 1 Jeromack, Paul. “This Once, a David of the Art World, Does Goliath a Favor.” New York Times 13 July 2002: B7+. Jeromack, Paul. “This Once, a David of the Art World, Does Goliath a Favor.” New York Times 13 July 2002: B7+. Print. Topic: Impact of Artist (Jeromack B7). Newspaper article with author!

  13. Other Examples of WC Entries for different kinds of sources! SFDW “Stocks Feel the Dollar’s Weight.” WCH -1 “Stocks Feel the Dollar’s Weight.” Wall Street Journal 4 Dec. 2006: C1; C12. “Stocks Feel the Dollar’s Weight.” Wall Street Journal 4 Dec. 2006: C1; C12: Print. Topic: Impact of dollar on Stock Market (“Stocks Feel the Dollar’s Weight” C1). And after first citation is used. . . (“Stocks Feel the . . . C12). NOTE: If there is no author given the headline or article title is the first entry for works cited info! NOTE: Be sure to use the actual page your reference in the Parenthetical Citations! In this case either C1 or C 12!

  14. Other Examples of WC Entries for different kinds of sources! LBBS “Little Books, Big Success.” WCI-1 McEvoy, Dermot and Arlene Weintraub. “Little Books, Big Success.” Publisher’s Weekly 30 Oct. 2006: 26-28. McEvoy, Dermot and Arlene Weintraub. “Little Books, Big Success.” Publisher’s Weekly 30 Oct. 2006: 26-28. Print. Topic: Book marketing (McEvoy and Weintraub 27). NOTE: If there are more than three authors, you may use McEvoy, et.al. Newspaper Article with multiple authors!

  15. Other Examples of WC Entries for different kinds of sources! D&S “Death and Society.” WCJ-1 “Death and Society.” Narr. Joanne Silberner. Weekend Edition Sunday. National Public Radio. KCET, San Bernardino, 25 Jan. 1998. “Death and Society.” Narr. Joanne Silberner. Weekend Edition Sunday. National Public Radio. KCET, San Benardino, 25 Jan. 1998. Radio. Topic: Death Impact on Society (“Death and Society”). News Story on Radio

  16. Other Examples of WC Entries for different kinds of sources! WPMUK “Why Politics Makes Us Kill: The surprising roots of homicide.” WCE -1 Kelley, Raina. “Why Politics Makes Us Kill: The surprising roots of homicide.” Newsweek 16 Nov. 2009: 24. Kelly, Raina. “Why Politics Makes Us Kill: The surprising roots of homicide.” Newsweek 16 Nov. 2009: 24. Print. • Topic: Politics of killing (Kelley 24). Magazine Article with Author

  17. Other Examples of WC Entries for different kinds of sources! TIHI “The ‘I’s Have It” WCF - 1 Misner, Ivan and Laura Bruno. “The ‘I’s Have It.” Integrity Business and Consumer Journal Oct. 2009: 9. Misner, Ivan and Laura Bruno. “The ‘I’s Have It.” Integrity Business and Consumer Journal Oct. 2009: 9. Print. • TOPIC: Business Referral Techniques (Misner and Bruno 9). Newspaper Article with Authors

  18. Web Page WC Cards PHKC “Postmodernism and Hong Kong Cinema.” WCJ -1 Chan, Evans. “Postmodernism and Hong Kong Cinema.” Postmodern Culture 10 Mar. 2000: n.pag. Project Muse. Web. 20 Nov. 2009. Topic:Chinese Modern Cinema Chan, Evans. “Postmodernism and Hong Kong Cinema.” Postmodern Culture 10 Mar. 2000: n.pag. Project Muse. Web. 20 Nov. 2009. (Chan). Article on a Web Page Date Published Date found on Web

  19. Web Page WC Cards GESE “Guidelines for Editors of Scholarly Editions” WCK - 1 Committee on Scholarly Editions. “Guidelines for Editors of Scholarly Editions.” Modern Language Association. MLA, 25 Sept. 2007. Web. 20 Nov. 2009. Committee on Scholarly Editions. “Guidelines for Editors of Scholarly Editions.” Modern Language Association. MLA, 25 Sept 2007. Web.20 Nov. 2009. TOPIC: Scholarly Editing (Committee on Scholarly Editions). Web Page written by a committee or organization

  20. More Web Page WC Cards ICB Interview by Charles Bernstein. WCN -1 Antin, David. Interview by Charles Bernstein. Dalkey Archive Press. Dalkey Archive P, n.d. Web. 21 Aug. 2009. Antin, David. Interview by Charles Bernstein. Dalkey Archive Press. Dalkey Archive P, n.d. Web. 21 Aug 2009. Topic: Political Chaos (Antin). Person interviewed Interview on Web page No date was given for the original interview!

  21. More Web Page WC Cards HNS “Hourly News Summary” WCO - 1 “Hourly News Summary.” National Public Radio. National Public Radio, 20 July 2009. Web. 20 July 2009. “Hourly News Summary.” National Public Radio. National Public Radio, 20 July 2009. Web. 20 July 2009. • TOPIC: War in Iraq (“Hourly News Summary.”). Radio Interview on Web

  22. PRACTICE! Make Works Cited Cards for the following entries! See if you can figure out the topics! • “The GOP’s Hottest Mad Man.” by Michael Sherer in the October 18, 2010 edition of Time on pages 44-47. • “Red Beets are Good for You.” aired on Eating Healthy on Public National Radio station KOTC in San Bernardino, CA on January 25, 2010 and narrated by Betsy Schnitzelfritz and Samantha Magillicutty. • The Case for Failure, a book by Thomas Learner on the Educational Information website sponsored by the University of Hippogratis in Lizzard Lick, NC. Posted on March 2, 2001 and opened by a student on November 10, 2010. • “Murder in Temecula” reported by Tom Mrajik, Ellen Csznicski, Fred Potter and Illsa Schmidt in The Press Enterprise on May 3, 2009 in Section A pages 1, 5 and 12.

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