Citations and Annotations

Sources on Sources(Types of Sources)

100

An original interview transcript might be said to be this type of source

Primary Source

200

Although commonly forbidden, this tertiary source provides a wealth of useful starting points

Wikipedia

300

These kinds of sources might aggregate information in a database

Tertiary Sources

400

This type of source might include research and magazine articles.

Secondary Source

Note to Self(Annotations)

100

Comments and directions for yourself, used later on in the writing process

Annotations

200

Any good annotation starts with this, said to be "of the source"

Summary

300

This citation style is most often used in English and History studies

MLA

Taiwanese Tornadoes

100

The matriarch of the Young empire

Ah Ma

200

The heir to the Young family patronage

Nick Young

300

A term used to describe a society with many groups of people

Multiculturalism

Shelf Discovery

100

This database shares its name with a famous astronomer and physicist

Galileo

200

Rather than using this resource's prefix, you can export your citations automatically here.

Noodletools

300

You might combine these to reduce your results

Key Terms

400

This limiter category allows you to find sub-topics

Subject

500

This check-box option only gives PDFs and links

Full Text Only 

Method Madness(Research Methods)

200

This beginning-research issue might affect you personally

Practical Problem

300

This product solves an abstract problem

Research Solution

400

This statement/question asks, "why is my research project important?"

Significant Statement / "So What?"

500

The central critical inquiry, any research project uses this as its guide

Research Question