Archive for the tag "citations"
Finding Footnotes and Chasing Citations
This week’s New York Times Book Review includes an essay by Alexandra Horowitz straightforwardly-titled Will the E-Book Kill the Footnote?, in which she laments that footnotes become endnotes when books move from paper to screen. Horowitz suggests that while this change means that the main text of a book may be more easily read from [...]
Posted: 11 October, 2011 in Books, Information Literacy, Wikipedia.
Tags: citations, e-books, endnotes, footnotes, internet, references
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Citations Needed
Yesterday there was a fascinating article on Inside Higher Ed about a presentation at the recent Conference on College Composition and Communication. The presentation reported on research undertaken by composition faculty members Rebecca Moore Howard and Sandra Jamieson in their Citation Project, which focuses on understanding how students approach their research writing to help instructors [...]
Posted: 12 April, 2011 in Faculty, Information Literacy, Student Issues.
Tags: citations, collaboration, evaluation, Plagiarism
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