You will need to complete an MLA WORKS CITED PAGE to show all the sources used in your project.
Please look back at the white packet I gave you last week, where you listed the sources for your interview and photographs. These, plus any artifacts you found online, must be included on the Works Cited page. Inside the packet there is a guide on how to write your citation for each type of text you use (an interview is different from a photograph). Please look through, identify what you need, and make sure you follow the directions.
In case you can't find your packet, here it is:
Please look back at the white packet I gave you last week, where you listed the sources for your interview and photographs. These, plus any artifacts you found online, must be included on the Works Cited page. Inside the packet there is a guide on how to write your citation for each type of text you use (an interview is different from a photograph). Please look through, identify what you need, and make sure you follow the directions.
In case you can't find your packet, here it is:
project_sources_and_citations_guide.docx |
Follow the directions for how to cite each source.
Anytime you don't have part of the information, you just skip it and move to the next thing.
For example: if you don't know the photographer's name, go straight to the title. If you don't know the title, go to the website.
To make your page:
1) Open a new Word document.
2) Check to make sure the margins are set at 1 inch. You also need a hanging indent of 0.5 in. Google how to do this or ask me.
3) Set the document up to double space.
4) Your last name goes in the upper right hand corner.
5) Skip one line and center the title "Works Cited."
6)Your sources go in alphabetical order by either the last name or the title (or whatever piece of information you have first).
That's all! When you're done, save and either add it to your project or print it out. If you do a website or something like that, you can post it on there or submit it on paper.
Anytime you don't have part of the information, you just skip it and move to the next thing.
For example: if you don't know the photographer's name, go straight to the title. If you don't know the title, go to the website.
To make your page:
1) Open a new Word document.
2) Check to make sure the margins are set at 1 inch. You also need a hanging indent of 0.5 in. Google how to do this or ask me.
3) Set the document up to double space.
4) Your last name goes in the upper right hand corner.
5) Skip one line and center the title "Works Cited."
6)Your sources go in alphabetical order by either the last name or the title (or whatever piece of information you have first).
That's all! When you're done, save and either add it to your project or print it out. If you do a website or something like that, you can post it on there or submit it on paper.