9. Think-Pair-Share
What claims were
presented in the
video?
How were they
supported?
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11. Close Reading
Download article
into Notability
FACTS - Highlight in YELLOW
OPINION - Highlight in PINK
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12. Prove
It!
We’re going to craft our
own opinion pieces and
cite our sources . . .
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13. But Wait!
How do we cite our
sources?
Is citation really necessary?
Can we make it
easier by using the
iPad?
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14. Three options
QR codes
Shortened links
Bibliographic citations
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17. Bibliographic
Citations
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18. Here’s the
Protocol
As a group, write one
claim per argument
Support each claim with
three pieces of evidence
Cite each piece of
evidence using one
method
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29. Avoiding the Pitfalls
When in doubt, cite!
When in doubt, attribute!
When in doubt, paraphrase!
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30. Making It Share-Able
Create a Keynote or
Haiku Deck outlining
your home table’s
argument
Use CC-licensed
materials
Cite your sources - either
in slide, at the end, or in
separate doucment
(Haiku Deck)
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