<p> Research - Bibliography/Source Cards and Note Cards</p><p>You will create 2 sets of cards – source cards and note cards. </p><p>On the source card, you will write the citation (MLA style) indicating what your source is and where it came from. For example:</p><p>Hardy, Grant. "Great Wall of China." World Book Student. 2009. [Place of access.] 3 Feb. 1 2009 <http://www.worldbookonline.com/ 2010 student/article?id=ar234720>.</p><p>*</p><p>You MUST HAVE a minimum of FOUR and up to SIX sources: Try to have a variety of sources--- 1) Cobb Digital Library sources 2) Internet sources of your choice (No Wikipedia) 3) Books, magazine, newspapers when available</p><p>Your note cards (where you will paraphrase/summarize information you found in this source):</p><p>Ex. “background” Source #2 ?5 1 *Bullet Points – not in complete sentences. *No more than three facts per card</p><p>If a book – add page number</p><p>Your topic category will reflect areas that you have researched such as “background ,” “impact on the world” etc…</p><p>You MUST HAVE a minimum of TEN note cards. Name______Class: ______</p><p>Notecards</p><p>Points Earned</p><p>10 Topic (ex: “Background,” or “Impact on world” of research in top left corner 10 Number in the top right corner – matches source # 30 Notes on card are about the topic and are not written in complete sentences (bullet style). Limit of THREE points per card. 50 10+ notecards from at least four different sources ( books, periodicals, Cobb Digital library, internet sources) Total = 100</p><p>Source Cards</p><p>Points Earned 40 Four or more sources (variety of books, periodicals, Cobb Digital Library, and internet sites) 10 Indented correctly</p><p>10 Websites, books, magazine titles are underlined and article titles are in quotes 20 Correct format (order of information on card)</p><p>15 Correct punctuation and capitalization</p><p>5 Legible / Neat</p><p>Total = 100</p>