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How in detail should each explanation go?

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should each citation have a fully paragraph explaining it?

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are we only using ten of our sources for this?

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are we only using ten of our sources for this?

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Is this similar to how you would write a lit review in a poli sci paper for example?
-Jordan

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Does each annotation/summary need to be a specific sentence length?

I was a little surprised by how detailed these summaries are, given that they're not even part of the actual final project and more just describing each source + its significance to the student's research topic.

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Will the 15 sources be in the annotated bib? Also, what if the majority of your sources are no longer needed/are going to be replaced?

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Are we supposed to be evaluating the usefulness of the source or just summarizing it?

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I did something similar to this in high school so I feel pretty prepared to do this assignment.

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Will there be an opportunity to check some of our source annotations with you before we submit all 10?

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I'm assuming it is okay to have more than 15 sources?

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I'm assuming it is okay to have more than 15 sources?

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It was helpful to put all my sources in one place so I can go back to them when writing my paper

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I finally learned how to cite sources without using citation machine. Also several of my sources were from blogs and social media because my topic is not widely studied so it was difficult to find sources that were legit.

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It was frustrating because most of the time I use a source like citation machine to make my citations and this was a lot more tedious

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Like most are saying, I learned how to cite a bit better than before. I feel as if I was a little reliant on the citation machine before.

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It took a lot longer than I thought it would to find sources and get all the citations together, even when using a citation machine or the cofc-provided citation button.

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some of the sources I found changed what my final project was on slightly and was super helpful getting a focused and complete idea.

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Having to write my own citations without the citation machines was difficult but I enjoyed learning how to cite properly on my own.

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perdue owl was a god send

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It's much easier to find useful sources if you already have a fully fleshed-out thesis. Eventually you run out of sources pertaining directly to your text and have to start pulling sources about storytelling, historical context, etc. and that's much easier to do if you know which features of the text you plan to write about. I still have a pretty general thesis so I hit a wall and had to start looking for more abstract sources, and still struggled to get close to 15

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The citation machines were helpful. Since I reviewed what it did I was able to learn more about how to cite. Seems I always learn the best by seeing an example.

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The citation machines were helpful. Since I reviewed what it did I was able to learn more about how to cite. Seems I always learn the best by seeing an example.

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I've learned that I am more lost now that I've had to go and find sources. My subject feels weak and my argument feels irrelevant now. 

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I've learned that I am more lost now that I've had to go and find sources. My subject feels weak and my argument feels irrelevant now. 

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Also I agree with the citing comments. Citing is my weakness.

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I learned how to do hanging indents!

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Some of the sources brought up new ideas to consider while researching such as the role of narrative agency plays in the television show. I was also able to find other sources that are helpful to my project from the sources I had by looking at their works cited page/in text citations.
-Jordan

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I definitely felt as though I was going through an excess amount of secondary sources, like I know I won't use some of them, but at the same time, I think some of them could be very helpful moving forward, and otherwise I would not have looked into these sources.

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I am super reliant on citation machines. I felt very overwhelmed trying to sort out what was the "right way" to cite a source.

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yes

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yes

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I would probably come to campus, but I would probably alternate because of other classes

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no

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I would come to campus but I'm fine with either

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I would come but I have a class that ends right before this one.

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At this point, Tuesday and Thursdays are reserved to pjs only. 

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At this point, Tuesday and Thursdays are reserved to pjs only. 

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(I've got another zoom class that ends at 10:40, so if there's a day where it runs over a bit, it might be easier for me to come to ENGL 200 over zoom. But I like either way!)

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yes

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Yes, I'm coming to campus now and really enjoy it versus zoom even with the masks.

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Yes, I'm coming to campus now and really enjoy it versus zoom even with the masks.

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I get panic attacks wearing masks so unless the mandate is removed, I probably will stay on Zoom.

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I get panic attacks wearing masks so unless the mandate is removed, I probably will stay on Zoom.

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In a perfect world, it would be nice to have half and half. One week in person , one week on zoom.  

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In a perfect world, it would be nice to have half and half. One week in person , one week on zoom.  

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yes, I would prefer it