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Let's Cite it Right
We're going to practice what we learned
last week about citing Internet resources. Remember, we learned that
it's okay to "borrow" or use information off of the Internet
as long as you say who the information belongs to. Ideas, words,
pictures and music that belong to other people and organizations must be
given credit when we use their work.
Instructions:
- On a student PC at SPX, navigate to
your student folder.
- Open up the Citing Internet
Resources Form.
- Minimize the document.
- Click on the first link below to access
the webpage
- Review the website to find as many of
the five parts to cite the website and
fill in your form. You may work back and forth with Internet
Explorer open and MS Word to complete this assignment.
- Do this for all five websites.
- When you are finished, save changes to
your MS Word document to your student folder.
- If time permits, explore some of the
websites below. The spider website has some cool pictures!
Theodore
Roosevelt
Mount
Ranier
Brown
Recluse
Benedict
NASA
for Kids!
Click here
for more information on the correct format to cite sources. |
