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Read And Take Notes 6

  1. Read and take notes on the following. Read the two academic journal articles linked in D2L on the Unit 3 Assignments sheet
    • Discussion
    • 2. Take a look at How Do I know if My Sources Are Credible/Reliable, a brief guide that will help you understand how to determine source credibility. Which strategy did you find most helpful, and why?
    • For GA 6, you are asked to identify several additional sources for Unit 3. Begin searching for these sources, share at least the two of the sources here.
    • Now tell us about these two sources, what makes them credible, and share a link
    • 3.Review the following example for Creating an Annotated Bibliography. Then, upload at least three full citations from the new sources assigned or obtained in GA 6, each with a completed annotation. (see Unit 2 Assignments for instructions on what goes into annotations).
    • Please copy and paste your work into the discussion post box so that your peers can easily read your work; don’t upload the document or link to a Google doc.)
    • Then, type a question that you have about the assignment, OR discuss your plans for completing the assignment. If you’ve already drafted the entire assignment, you can include that as well; the purpose of this discussion is for you to give and receive feedback on your work.

    • Groundwork Assignment 6

      1. Read the two journal articles related to fairy tales that are linked on the Unit 3 assignments sheet. Create citations and summaries for both of these sources, and add them to the document you created for GA 3. Analyze the credibility of these sources.
      2. Find the other FOUR required sources for MA 3. These sources include a credible website and a credible YouTube video related to “LRRH” or “fairy tales” AS WELL AS an academic journal article and an alternate version or work inspired by “LRRH.” The website can be found through a simple Google search while the video can be found through a YouTube search. For the journal article, you will need to use the MTC Library Databases.
      3. After finding the FOUR required sources (from #2 above), read and take notes on those sources, and then create MLA citations and write a brief summary for each source. Add these to the document you have been working with (GA 5). You will not submit these notes for GA 5, but you will submit them as part of your weekly notes; see the syllabus.
      4. The document submitted for this GA should include a total of 10 source citations and their summaries. Your brief summary and credibility evaluation (one for each source) should appear directly beneath the corresponding citation. Submit this document, which will eventually become MA