Sources and Evidence
- Agreeing, disagreeing, standing your ground
- Analyzing evidence
- Annotated bibliographies
- Asking an analytical question
- Checklist for analyzing materials
- Close reading an email (exercise)
- Counter-arguments
- Eight ways of using a source
- Function of sources across disciplines
- How to identify scholarly sources
- Incorporating sources
- Integrating quotations
- Matrix method for literature reviews
- Phrases for introducing sources and quotations
- Plagiarism exercises
- Plagiarism handout
- Scholarly vs. non-scholarly journal articles
- Skimming for relevance (articles)
- Skimming for relevance (books)
- Source functions across the disciplines
- Summarizing, paraphrasing and quoting
- Voice and analysis
- Working with quotations
- Writing a literature review
Video: "Literature Reviews" (12:39)
