English III Finding your passion: Citing Sources /Taking Notes

A "Viewpoint Essay" in Gale's Opposing Viewpoints In Context consists of an excerpt from a source (journal, magazine, newspaper, report, government publication, website, blog, etc.), prefaced by an editor-written summary of the source's position, along with questions for the reader and a list of further readings. The articles are rarely strict reproductions of the original source -- they have been trimmed down considerably, edited, reformatted, and section titles have often been added that were not in the original document.

a website for citing sources and keeping notes all in one place!

click here for a short video tutorial on logging in to your Noodletools account for the first time.

Click here for a video tutorial on creating your first project list and introducing the dash board and other new features.

This short video will review the process for creating your bibliography that will become your works cited page.

finishing your first citation

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Check this user's guide for any questions about citing sources or using note cards.