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Electronic Note Cards

Electronic Note Cards. Store notes, images, and sources on separate slides. Easily add new slides any time. Change the font of each slide so each paragraph has the same font. You can easily re-order the slides anytime. (View  Slide Sorter) Slides can be printed with several on a page.

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Electronic Note Cards

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  1. Electronic Note Cards • Store notes, images, and sources on separate slides. • Easily add new slides any time. • Change the font of each slide so each paragraph has the same font. • You can easily re-order the slides anytime. (View Slide Sorter) • Slides can be printed with several on a page.

  2. Font Key Example • Paragraph 2 (Who? What? When? Where?) – Bradley Hand • Paragraph 3 (How did this problem begin?) – Cooper Black • Paragraph 4 (What makes your example of genocide the most in need of immediate financial aid?) – Juice ITC • Paragraph 5 (Conclusion) – Harrington

  3. Works Cited(feel free to include more than 4 sources!) 1. Source citation 2. Source citation • Source citation 4. Source Citation

  4. Research Question (from Paragraph Outline): Source citation #: • Quote, summarize, or paraphrase a single point. “If you quote, use quote marks.” (In text citation) Pg. # or n. pag

  5. Research Question (from Paragraph Outline): Source citation #: • Quote, summarize, or paraphrase a single point. “If you quote, use quote marks.” (In text citation) Pg. # or n. pag

  6. Research Question (from Paragraph Outline): Source citation #: • Quote, summarize, or paraphrase a single point. “If you quote, use quote marks.” (In text citation) Pg. # or n. pag

  7. Research Question (from Paragraph Outline): Source citation #: • Quote, summarize, or paraphrase a single point. “If you quote, use quote marks.” (In text citation) Pg. # or n. pag

  8. Research Question (from Paragraph Outline): Source citation #: • Quote, summarize, or paraphrase a single point. “If you quote, use quote marks.” (In text citation) Pg. # or n. pag

  9. Research Question (from Paragraph Outline): Source citation #: • Quote, summarize, or paraphrase a single point. “If you quote, use quote marks.” (In text citation) Pg. # or n. pag

  10. Research Question (from Paragraph Outline): Source citation #: • Quote, summarize, or paraphrase a single point. “If you quote, use quote marks.” (In text citation) Pg. # or n. pag

  11. Research Question (from Paragraph Outline): Source citation #: • Quote, summarize, or paraphrase a single point. “If you quote, use quote marks.” (In text citation) Pg. # or n. pag

  12. Research Question (from Paragraph Outline): Source citation #: • Quote, summarize, or paraphrase a single point. “If you quote, use quote marks.” (In text citation) Pg. # or n. pag

  13. Research Question (from Paragraph Outline): Source citation #: • Quote, summarize, or paraphrase a single point. “If you quote, use quote marks.” (In text citation) Pg. # or n. pag

  14. Research Question (from Paragraph Outline): Source citation #: • Quote, summarize, or paraphrase a single point. “If you quote, use quote marks.” (In text citation) Pg. # or n. pag

  15. Research Question (from Paragraph Outline): Source citation #: • Quote, summarize, or paraphrase a single point. “If you quote, use quote marks.” (In text citation) Pg. # or n. pag

  16. Research Question (from Paragraph Outline): Source citation #: • Quote, summarize, or paraphrase a single point. “If you quote, use quote marks.” (In text citation) Pg. # or n. pag

  17. Research Question (from Paragraph Outline): Source citation #: • Quote, summarize, or paraphrase a single point. “If you quote, use quote marks.” (In text citation) Pg. # or n. pag

  18. Research Question (from Paragraph Outline): Source citation #: • Quote, summarize, or paraphrase a single point. “If you quote, use quote marks.” (In text citation) Pg. # or n. pag

  19. Research Question (from Paragraph Outline): Source citation #: • Quote, summarize, or paraphrase a single point. “If you quote, use quote marks.” (In text citation) Pg. # or n. pag

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