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CHAPTER 9: Organizing the Information You Evaluated, Part II LIB100 Professor Lisa Anderson with Merve Uludogan, Business Administration 164 Here’s What We Know from Chapter 8  How to finalize your Semester Project thesis statement, research questions and keywords  How to organize your Semester Project presentation mode  How to utilize time management skills to effectively organize your Semester Project  How to create an effective outline based on your selected mode of presentation By the End of This Chapter Here’s What You Will Know  How to determine when, where and how you need to cite a source  How to create an APA-style in-text citation  How to create an APA-style full citation  How to cite print books  How to cite print periodicals  How to use database citation tools  How to use open-web citation tools  How to cite websites  How to cite social media sites 165  The Cold, Unforgiving World of Citations In Chapter 8, you determined who your audience is for your Semester Project and locked down your presentation format. You also finalized your thesis statement, research questions and primary keywords for database searching. As Travis Bickle would say, you are getting your Semester Project “organizized.” In this chapter, we will continue our organization process by applying the formal rigor of APA-style citations. Citations are both unforgivingly precise and very important. Learning when and how to correctly cite research papers and projects is an essential skill that will reach well beyond this course. You will need this skill not only for the remainder of your academic career, but throughout your professional career as well. COME BACK AND READ THIS WHEN YOU THINK ABOUT WINGING IT: Citation style and formatting is a very precise and specific process. The final grading of your Semester Project submission is rubric-based, and a significant part of that rubric evaluates the levels of success in your citation proficiency. Your LIB100 professor will review your citations for precision and accuracy and score accordingly. In short, 166 there is no faking the correct formatting and placement of citations! Too often, students undervalue the importance of correct citations and formatting style, waiting until the very last moment to slap something together and hope no one notices. It never works; they do. In short, when it comes to citations, you can’t just fake it. Don’t fall into this trap! As you will soon see, there are many tools, templates and even entire websites that will help you correctly format citations. It is very important to the overall success of your Semester Project that you invest the time and effort into learning the proper execution of research paper/project citations.  The Three Leading Citation Formats A number of organizations and institutions offer their own c ...

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