Syllabus

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Wednesday, March 29, 2017

and then the rest. it jumps from 11 to 13 i think, which is even more confusing. sorry.

The only two things I forgot to add were: (13) there's an extra space between the reference and the annotation. These need to be in (14) APA, too. Look at this example. 

Crap. (15) NO QUOTES. If you look at the example, and this resonates with our project, there is not a single quote. Likewise, there ought to be no quotes.

10-11

7-9

cryptic instructions, larger (1-7): wait for the rest

written annotation in mla--not APA: also, let's get out of the habit of quoting. this is confusing because this has quotes. just use the parentheticals but with no quotes

example annotation

Link to MLA--not APA--example. The moves of the annotation are the same. Just not the style (APA or MLA).

link to instructions for audio; context for annotations

Here's the link to the instructions for the audio. I was bad and wrote them very cryptically into the picture itself. But there are 15 I think numbers in total, some of which are in the picture, others which are in the post to which this post is linked. So I think it goes 1-12 in the picture and then 13-15 on the post. But these are just things to keep in mind for the written version.

If you're doing the audio, you're still following the format, kind of. Click here, though, for the condensed version--the version that has the audio explicitly in mind.


Monday, March 27, 2017

format of annotation, if you're doing an audio


  1. the argument/what the chapter "does," what it intends to do (things the author would take ownership of)
  2. context of the argument, or anything that you find interesting or strange
  3. how you could imagine using it

Sunday, March 26, 2017

example of an annotation (warning: the reference is in MLA; your reference will need to be in APA)

The only two things I forgot to add were: (13) there's an extra space between the reference and the annotation. These need to be in (14) APA, too. Look at this example.

Crap. (15) NO QUOTES. If you look at the example, and this resonates with our project, there is not a single quote. Likewise, there ought to be no quotes.