What's in a Citation
What is the first part of a citation?
The author's name
(Last, First)
What is it called when an article/video/image is designed to grab your attention?
Clickbait!
When you use a source for research information, what should you do to give credit to its creator?
Make a citation!
True or False:
Lateral Reading is when you turn a book sideways to read it
False!
Lateral Reading is when you try to verify if a source is accurate by opening a new source to compare information
What does the year in a citation represent?
The year the source was published
Does the following headline use clickbait or the Curiosity Gap?
Remember the World's Tallest Baby? You Won't BELIEVE What Happened!!!
Clickbait
True or False:
It's a good idea to share your address online
False!
Don't do that!
WHO can you find more information on to figure out if a resource is accurate?
The author or the publisher
What comes after the title in a citation?
The name of the publisher
Example: Penguin Randomhouse
A Curiosity Gap
What is it called when someone owns the rights to a resource they created?
Copyright
Is it better for a resource for research to be newer or older?
It depends!
Just because a resource is old doesn't mean it has bad information! BUT, newer resources tend to have more updated or complete information, so they might be more useful!
Put these elements of a citation in the correct order:
Publisher
Title
Author
Date
Author
Title
Publisher
Date
Does the following headline use clickbait or the curiosity gap?
Super Legs? This New Workout Will Change the Way You Walk!
Curiosity Gap
This is the record of your online activity, such as posts on social media
a digital footprint
What does it mean to figure out an author's purpose in a resource they create?
To figure out the reason why they made the resource. This might include the argument they are making in it.