Using and Incorporating Sources
- Why It Matters: Using and Incorporating Sources
- Why Do We Cite Borrowed Information?
- Why Should You Use and Integrate Sources?
- To Learn Background Information
- To Answer Your Research Question
- To Convince Your Audience
- To Describe or Frame the Situation
- To Report What Others Have Said
- Develop a Plan for Using and Integrating Sources
- How Do We Incorporate Sources that Necessitate Citation?
- How to Summarize: An Overview
- Examples of Specific Citation Situations
- How to Quote and Paraphrase: An Overview
- When to Quote, When to Paraphrase
- Other Challenges in Citing Sources
- Citation: An Overview
- What Citation Format Do We Use?
- APA In Text Citation: Conventions
- APA References Page Formatting
- Examples of Quotations and Paraphrases
- Annotating Sources
- The Purpose of an Annotated Bibliography
- The Parts of an Annotation
- Annotation of Specific Source
- Common Verbs Used to Introduce Sources
- Transitional Words and Devices
- Rhetorical Moves and Ways to Integrate Sources
