Students - Use your 7-digit student ID as your username and your district assigned password to log in.
Students - sign in with google and create a project for this assignment
See THIS TUTORIAL for help with NoodleTools, if you need it - Thanks, Ms. McFerrin!
Use these websites for useful information on careers.
Each career will probably have an organization or association devoted to it, and those organizations usually have websites that provide career information. For example, the American Medical Association (AMA), an association for physicians/medical doctors, has its own website, which has information about careers, education, and medical specialization.
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Useful MLA 9th edition tools
NoodleTools – login by clicking on the Google icon. Then, use your school gmail account with your school assigned password. School gmail is your firstname.lastname##@auhsdschools.org (## is the last two digits of your graduation year).
Purdue OWL - Take a look how citing an entire website is somewhat different then citing only a page on a website.
Click HERE for examples of how citations LOOK for this project
Click HERE for how to make internal citations out of your source citations
Creating an Annotated Bibliography using NoodleTools
WHAT IS AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY?
An Annotated Bibliography is an organized list of sources (like a Works Cited page). Each source is followed by a brief note or “annotation.” Annotations do the following in a short paragraph - one or two sentences per topic:
Summarize/Describe: Write about the content and focus of the book or article; include the author, genre, and title;
Evaluate/Analyze: Write about the source’s methods, conclusions, or reliability; what does the author say about the subject and what do you think about it?
Reflect: Write about the source’s usefulness to your research...how will you (or will you) use this source?
USING NOODLETOOLS FOR ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
Click into each source in your project and scroll down to the annotation box. Write the paragraph below for EACH SOURCE and save it. When you are finished, export all sources to google docs. See THIS TUTORIAL for help - Thanks, Ms. McFerrin!
Sample Sentence Frames for the Annotated Bibliography
The main point(s) were ….
According to this piece, ….
Evidence that supported the claim that … was …..
The author also explains ….
The most interesting information/data/statistics in this article were ….
My big take-away(s) and feeling about this piece was ….