1- A 3-5 sentence summary of the podcast. 2-Two original examples that demonstrate your understanding (and/or relate). 3-Respond to 1 other classmate's post.
Grammar Girl's "Citing Podcasts and Websites" episode was quite interesting. Grammar Girl explained several prerequisites that help determine whether the source is credible and factual. The reason for citing a website is to boost your credibility, but also give credit to the source you've used. I'll sum up the topics Grammar Girl covered including the major 3 styles of citations.
Citation Associations There are three major associations:
• Modern Language Association (MLA): This is the Citation Format our class uses.
• American Psychological Association (APA): Another format that seems to be the distinguished type of the three.
• Chicago Manual of Style: This format is closely related to Modern Language Association.
Before choosing to actually cite the website and/or podcast, you should check to see if the site has genuine qualities. These genuine qualities include having something like a "seal". For instance, when purchasing a good or service over the internet, using a site that allows Credit Card purchases will usually have a trust seal.
It is important to cite any content that you have quoted or used in your document. This gives credit to the author or source and helps educate people; verifying that it is genuine information.
Citation Examples
• MLA: "ensanguine." The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition. Houghton Mifflin Company, 2004. 06 Mar. 2009. Dictionary.com http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/ensanguine. Blogger will not allow "<" and ">" because it is recognized as a tag
• CMoS: ensanguine. Dictionary.com. The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition. Houghton Mifflin Company, 2004. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/ensanguine (accessed: March 06, 2009).
• APA: ensanguine. (n.d.). The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition. Retrieved March 06, 2009, from Dictionary.com website: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/ensanguine
ashleigh i think the word that can make your sentence sound better.it can also make your sentence flow.but there are time when the word that is not called for to be used.for example i think that i should go to the bathroom or i think i should go to the bathroom.in my first example that is really not need but it make my sentence flow. grammar girl 110 when to "that" out
I learned that it is important to cite a source used, because the credit must be given to the author responsible for providing the information. Not citing a source can be illegal, because it is considered plagiarism. A few things to keep in mind when citing a source are: check for an author, check if the website has been reviewed by an expert, check for spelling errors, and check if the information is up to date. The three commonly used citation styles are: Modern Language Association (MLA), American Psychological Association (APA), and the Chicago Manual of Style.
Examples:
Modern Language Association (MLA):
Rothfeld, Michael. "Gov. Schwarzenegger's minimum wage order upheld." 19 March 2009 19 Mar 2009 http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-budget-wages20-2009mar20,0,1648812.story?track=rss.
American Psychological Association (APA):
Rothfeld, M. (2009, 19). Gov. Schwarzenegger's minimum wage order upheld. Retrieved March 19, 2009, from latimes.com/news Web site: http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-budget-wages20-2009mar20,0,1648812.story?track=rss
Chicago Manuel of Style:
Rothfeld, Michael. "Gov. Schwarzenegger's minimum wage order upheld(2009), http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-budget-wages20-2009mar20,0,1648812.story?track=rss. (accessed March 19, 2009).
I think that Brenton Wright listened to the incorrect podcast. The podcast was episode #102 (Citing Podcasts and Websites). I also think that Andy had a great understanding of the podcast on Citing Podcasts and Websites. His examples clearly show his understanding of the podcast.
I learned that it is important to cite to egnolage the persons work that you have incorporated.Not citing a source can be illegal, because it is considered plagiarism.Grammar Girl explained several things that help determine whether the source is credible and factual. you can put them at the end of your transcripts. To determined if the text is credible or not can you tell who wrote the site, was it edited.You can go to google and type in link and the url.There are different kinds of Web pages, and many require different formatting. There are three major citation Associations such as American Psychological Association, Chicago Manual of Style,and Modern Language Association Style
For example: http://www.hamiltonhighschool.net/apps/classes/
MLA: For Example:Lagerlof, Selma. Modern World Literature. Sweden.1885
This podcast was dear to my heart because I hope to be a writer and I would not want to have my thoughts plagiarized! The best reason for including citations, however, is that they provide an opportunity to evaluate the accuracy of the content of the written work. The citation rules seem excessively detailed, but I suppose that a uniform system of citation produces clarity and ensures that all the details necessary to retrieve the source are included.
The same general concept applies to evaluating the reliability of podcasts and other information found on the web. Grammar Girl recommends several factors to consider, including the sponsoring organization and whether other sites link to it, thus indicating their approval of the content. In my experience, the most important factor is the sponsor of the website.
Here is a citation to an article in MLA and APA format:
Crutsinger, Martin. "Protestors Visit AIG Officials' Lavish Conn. Homes." Newsweek.com 21 Mar. 2009. 21 Mar. 2009 http://www.newsweek.com/id/189444
Crutsinger, Martin (2009). Protestors visit AIG officials' lavish Conn. homes. Newsweek. Retrieved March 21, 2009, from http://www.newsweek.com
Navpreet understood how to evaluate the reliability of a website. My only question about his citation format is whether his APA format citation is correct. According to Diana Hacker, when retrieving an article from a newspaper's searchable website, APA format gives only the URL for the site, not the exact source.
What I learn in Grammar Girl was that it is not write to copy someones work when you know is not done by you because that will be illegal and you will go to jail for doing that so its better if you do your work by your self with your own ideas. It is write to used the name of the person who your speaking.
Example: JOHANA: Hi! how u been Victor? VICTOR: I been good Johana! how about you? JOHANA: I been great. Well see you later Victor! Bye! VICTOR: Okey bye!
Respond: I agree with Breton because it is alway write to used the person who you talking name but actully not always but like he/she would know who you are speaking/talking to!
This Grammer Girl was about citing and websites.It Basically is showing and telling you how and why you should cite websites.In by citing different websites you will help increase your credibility.
I think Grammar Girl was ok this week because I never really got the point Of citing sentences or web cites but I though that it was quite interesting.
I think Grammar Girl was ok this week because I never really got the point Of citing sentences or web cites but I though that it was quite interesting.
Grammer Girl "Citing Podcast" It really helped me a lot because now i really know how important it is to cite. I guess it's fair to give the person credite from whom you got the information from.I also learned that is illegal to acknowledge some ones else work.
Andy9 You understood very well about why is it so importent to cite other peoples work Im glad you gave examples from MLA to APA so peopple that read your comment could understand what exactly are you talking about..
The gramer girl talks about how to cite.It also tells you about why its important.Its important because you have to show were you got the information from.I think that Brenton could of said some more about what he learned.
It is important to cite because, it lets the teacher know you actually read the story or article. Also it gives the reader an insight on where to look if they want to find the quote or information leading to it.
There are three associations with citation: M.L.A, A.P.A, Chicago Manual of Style.
I agree with Andy even though his explanations are very long. You should see if the quality of the text is worth citing.
IN PODCAST #102 GRAMMER GIRL TALKS ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF CITING PODCASTS AND WEBSITES. IT IS IMPORTANT BECAUSE YOU ACKNOWLEDGE OR GIVE CREDIT TO THE PERSONS WORK THAT YOU INCLUDED IN YOUR DOCUMENT. IF YOU DON'T CITE YOU ARE COMMITING PLAGERISM WHICH MEANS THAT YOU ARE TAKING CREDIT FOR SOMEONE ELS'S WORDS. WHEN YOU CITE A WEBSITE YOU NEED TO KNOW IF IT'S ACTUALLY A CREDIBLE SOURCE AND THAT IT'S STILL GOING TO BE ON THERE IF YOU GO ON IT AGAIN. YOU CAN ASK YOURSELF SOME QUESTIONS TO BE ABLE TO FIND OUT IF A WEBSITE IS CREDIBLE OT NOT. YOU CAN ASK YOURSELF "CAN YOU TELL WHO WROTE THE SITE?","HAS THE WEBSITE BEEN REVIEWED BY EXPERTS", OR "ARE THERE A LOT OF TYPOS?" THERE IS ALSO THREE CITATIONS STYLES INCLUDING MODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION, AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGY ASSOCIATION, AND THE CHICAGO MANUAL OF STYLE.
EXAMPLES OF THE CITATION STYLES
MODERN LANGUGE ASSOCIATION:
Pucin, Diane. "Lance Armstrong breaks collarbone in bike-race pileup." LA Times March 23, 2009 23 Mar 2009 http://www.latimes.com/sports/la-sp-armstrong24-2009mar24,0,1756798.story>.
AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGY ASSOCIATION:
Murphy, Kim LA Times. Retrieved March 23, 2009, from Plane in fatal Montana crash had more passengers than it was designed to carry Web site: http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-plane-crash24-2009mar24,0,4126507.story
THE CHICAGO MANUAL OF STYLE:
Muskal, M. "LA Times." March 23, 2009.http://www.latimes.com/news/la-na-alaska-volcano24-2009mar24,0,5657933.story (accessed March 23,2009).
Grammar girl "Citing Podcast and Website" was about citing your information when you are quoting through a website ot a podcast. It tell you while citations are important. Citations are important because you need to boost your credibilty, and to give credit to the place you found the information. .
Grammar Girl #4 102 was about several prerequisites that can help you determined whether the source is credible and factual. Other word is how to use the name of the speaker. Also is illegal to knowledge someone else work.
For example: http://www.hamiltonhighschool.net/apps/classes/
MLA: For Example:Lagerlof, Selma. Modern World Literature. Sweden.1885
Reading grammer girl 102 was kind of interesting.It was telling us about how important citations are.It is good to give the full information about something instead of half.The two citation styles i know are Modern lauguage association(MLA) and American psychological associattion.(APA)
Grammar Girl's "Citing Podcast and Websites" episode was very interesting. The podcast was about the importance of citing a website. Citing is for credibility and factuality.But citing also gives the primery source credit for his or her work. Below is the citing association.
Citation Associations There are three major associations:
• Modern Language Association (MLA): This is the Citation Format our class uses.
• American Psychological Association (APA): Another format that seems to be the distinguished type of the three.
• Chicago Manual of Style: This format is closely related to Modern Language Association.
In today's episode in grammar girl about "Citing Podcasts and Websites" was very clear and easy yo understand. Even I knew what it was about and how important it is too. Also, where to go to cite a website. Why you may ask? An easy answer to say, because of my teacher Ms. Allen. In the podcast it said that people asked why citation is important and that is one of the things that I have always asked my self when our teacher tells us to cite our work.The reason for citing is to mostly take credit for what you have done, not to copy but to show your people where you got the work from. Mostly some teachers or instructors tell their students to do it, in order for them to see if they have plagiarism while doing their own work. I've also knew that you can go cite your work at: *MLA (modern language association)
*APA(american psychologival association)
*chicago manual of style
Examples of MLA:
1. My Book: Too Late the Phalarope
Paton, Alan. Too Late Phararope. 1995. United States of America: Simon & Schuster New York, 1948.
Examples of APA:
1. Paton. (1928). Too Late the Phalarope. In undefined. Retrieved undefined, from undefined.
1. Andy did a good job in explaining the whole podcast. He actually got really in it that while readin his summary and his examples, its like if you are reading the podcast over again.
Grammar girl 102 is about the importance of citing the work and putting down the sources you used and where u got them. There's many types of different formats of citing like (mla),(Apa),(cms)
Rothfeld, M. (2009, 19). Gov. Schwarzenegger's minimum wage order upheld. Retrieved March 19, 2009, from latimes.com/news Web site: http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-budget-wages20-2009mar20,0,1648812.story?track=rss. (accessed March 19, 2009).
i Agree with Richard Chapman because if the work is not cited it may be illegal and charged as plagiarism.
This podcast was used to help some masses that simply take cannot site their sources. When working on a certain project, we are more likely to use the internet for such data. Citing your source of date properly can both safely give you prominent credibility as well as recognition got the source cited. they are 3 ways to cite: 1.)MLA 2.)APA 3.)CMS
Way to go Andy! Your explanation was precise and lucidly said. Your examples are more than enough and whoever reads this and is still baffled by the podcast. I recommend you read Andy's synopsis.
This episode was about Citing podcasts and websites. Citations are important because it helps readers who want to more about the topic and gives credits to those who had original ideas. When citing electronic sources, it's important to consider if it's reliable because there are tons of information which are totally wrong and not credible. Generally three following citation styles are used: Modern Language Association, American Psychological Association, and The Chicago Manual of Style.
I decided to stick with MLA format. These are two examples of MLA citation style.
1. Fogarty, Mignon. "Citing Podcasts and Websites." Grammar Girl's Quick and Dirty Tips for Better Writing. 11 Apr. 2008. Quick and Dirty Tips Website. 24 Mar. 2009 (http://grammar.quickanddirtytips.com/citing-podcasts-and-websites.aspx). - I'm supposed to use "<" and ">" but this blog doesn't allow.
2. Glionna, John. "Japan: Blurring the line between bullets and trains." 24 Mar. 2009. Los Angeles Times. 24 Mar. 2009. (http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/world/la-fg-japan-bullettrain24-2009mar24,0,2177731.story).
*I think Andy's comment was very detailed and thorough. His comparison beween MLA, APA, and Chicago style was very intersting.
Grammar Girl # 102 is about citing podcast and websites which is something our teachers asks us to do often on essays, reports and some assignments. Citing websites and other sources is important to show its credibility and to give the source credit for using it. It also allows the viewer of the document to know where that information is and wheter the student or person is plagiarizing.
nostalgic. (n.d.). WordNet® 3.0. Retrieved March 24, 2009, from Dictionary.com website: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/nostalgic
Response: In my opinion I think Andy did a great job and showed a good understanding of what the podcast was about.
I also think that Brenton listened to the wrong podcast and listened to #120 instead on #102 if he would of read the rest the post maybe he would of realized it.
Citing a source is very important. People today still copy and paste sentences and documents but never copy and past the authors name. Legally the person that wrote those sentences can sue, because you are getting credit from his/her work.
But what I don't understand is if people are not copying and pasting, then their just putting them in their own words. So technically they get away with it either way.
This podcast was about citing podcast and websites. The main reason people have to cite such things is because teachers and editors require it, otherwise it is considered plagiarism. Citing your resources also help your reader explore the topic if they chose to. Citations also adds credibility to your writing.However, when citing electronic sources you have to worry about weather it is credible and weather or not it will exist the next day.
This grammar girl is about citation. It described different prerequisities taht helped determine wheather the source is true or false. Citations are used when you need to cite informtion quoted from someone else
This podcast spoke about using citations. And how important it is for people to use citations. It also spoke of using them in the aid for other people and to let people know where you got your sources from.It also spoke of doing this to avoid plagairsm. Andy I agree with everything you said it was very well spoken and I follow these same beliefs on this subject. 1. Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, On Death and Dying (New York: Macmillan, 1969) 45–60. In a paper which contains a full bibliography, the shortened note could look like this:
1. Kübler-Ross, On Death and Dying 45–60. and the bibliography entry, which would be required with a shortened note, would look like this:
Kübler-Ross, Elisabeth. On Death and Dying. New York: Macmillan, 1969.
This Grammar Girl was about citations. It mainly dealt with citing from websites and judging a website's credibility. One of the ways that you can judge a website's credibility is by the grammatical content. If for instance you are on a website that talks about global warming and it says...Globla warming, it is probably likely that there are a few factual errors. Also, if the website was updated ten years ago from the time you accessed it because there may have been new findings or considerable research since then. I disagree with Damon when he says that citing websites will help your credibility. I think they will get in the way of your credibility because anyone can write something on the internet but to write a book one must go through editings and revisions and so on. So quoting from books is what is credible.
I agree alot with jartsonLA beacause i too hope to be a writer some day or atleast have a job where i write alot and i would not want to have my works plagiarized.
This podcasts talked about citing websites. It let us know which sources are good and which one aren't. Citing a website gives credit to the source used and to boost the websites credibility.
Examples: 1. Ginsberg, Benjamin, and Martin Shefter. "Ethics Probes as Political Weapons." Journal of Law & Politics 11.3 (1995): 497-511.
This podcast was about citing sources. Grammar Girl explained why citations are important. I learned that the source cited should be credible. Having credibility is important because sources could be misleading sometimes also. Like Grammar Girl stated in the podcast, "If there are a lot of language mistakes, it can mean that there are a lot of factual mistakes, too."
Another concept important here is that preventing to cite a source can lead to plagiarism, which is considered to be illegal.
Examples:
There are three major citation styles consist of Modern Language Association (MLA), American Psychological Association (APA), and Chicago Manual of Style.
Modern Language Association (MLA):
Reynolds , Maura. "Geithner seeks new powers over financial companies." Los Angeles Times March 24, 2009 24 Mar 2009 http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-aig-bonus25-2009mar25,0,1264691.story.
American Psychological Association (APA):
Reynolds, Maura (2009, March, 21). Geithner seeks new powers over financial companies. Los Angeles Times, Retrieved March 24, 2009, from http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-aig-bonus25-2009mar25,0,1264691.story
Chicago Manual of Style:
Reynolds, M. "Geithner seeks new powers over financial companies". Los Angeles Times (2009), http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-aig-bonus25-2009mar25,0,1264691.story. (accessed March 24, 2009).
Responses:
* I think Andy understood this podcast very well largely because he explained the podcast with immense detail. He went over everything Grammar Girl talked about in this podcast.
* I also liked Navpreet's explanation of this episode. She summarized the episode very well and showed great understanding.
This grammar girl was about dialogue and the proper way to write it.The grammar girl was also aboutCitatin Associatins and that there are three different kinds. Such as Modern Language Association(MLA), American Psychological Associatin(APA), and Chicago Manual of Style.
Examples:
Nicole said,"Hi Justin. Long time no talk to. How have you been?"
Justin responds, "Hi Nicole. I know we should really try to keep in touch with each other more. And I'm good just working, and going to school."
"I guess we both just have been really busy to that point that we culd not even pick up a phone to see how each other is doing." Nicole said.
Well this Grammar Girl was about "Citing Podcasts and Websites" it showed 3 important citation associations, they are Modern Language Association (MLA),American Psychological Association (APA), Chicago Manual of Style. Those are three different ways to cite a web site, you need to cite a website to boost your credibility, and give credit to the source you used. Grammar Girl says that before you cite a page you should find out if source is credibl, because if their sources are credible, so will your paper.
I think Andy9 really understood this Grammar Girl and he gave alot of explanations.
I think Navpreet Singh gave good examples and really understood this Grammar Girl.
In grammar girl #4 shows how imaportant it is to cite your work. I learned that it is imporatnt because it shows where your work was jointed from. Also when using citation it can hrlp the reader understand more about what they are readin. You can always go back to where you have cited and read for more understanding. At first i didnt think citation was something really important. but now reading grammar girl make me think and understand that it is. If the reader reads a paper and doesnt really understand whats trying to say they can always go to where they have cited it from for better understanding.
1.For example if i was to work cite the book im reading in MLA format i would put "Black Boy" by.Richard Wright - Richard, Wright. Black Boy. Harper Brothers, 1945.
Comment: I agree with Eva's examples and about citing your work is impotant because its a easier to check your work that you jointed it from.
I learned about "Citing Podcasts and Websites." This episode informed me of how important citation are. When you are citing its important to recognize the people whose work you've put into your document.When you do not cite your source, it's considered plagiarism. When citing you have to make sure you check for an author, check if the website has been reviewed by an expert, and check if the information is up to date.The three commonly used citation styles are: Modern Language Association (MLA), American Psychological Association (APA), and the Chicago Manual of Style.
examples (MLA) "beautiful." The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition. Houghton Mifflin Company, 2004. 06 Mar. 2009. Dictionary.com http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/ensanguine.
(APA) beautiful. (n.d.). The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition. Retrieved March 06, 2009, from Dictionary.com website: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/ensanguine
(CMS) beautiful. Dictionary.com. The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition. Houghton Mifflin Company, 2004. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/ensanguine (accessed: March 06, 2009).
Ashika Ranasinghe =) Period 5 (bombest period ever)!
This podcast was about "Citing Podcast and Websites. Grammar Girl said it is first important to check to see if the website is credible or not. When citing your website you are enhancing your credibility and giving credit to the source you have used. There are three types of citation styles, Modern Language Association, American Psychological Association, and The Chicago Manual of Style.
Examples-
Modern Language Association (MLA): Ari B., Bloomekatz . "Beverly Hills swings for the fences with Little League kickoff." 25/MAR./2009 25 Mar 2009 (WEBSITE URL HERE).
American Psychological Association (APA): Ari , B. Bloomekatz (2009,Mar.,25). Beverly Hills swings for the fences with little league kickoff. Retrieved Mar., 25, 2009, from (WEBSITE URL HERE)
Chicago Manual of Style: B. Bloomekatz, Ari B.. "Beverly Hills swings for the fences with Little League kickoff." Mar. 25, 2009. (WEBSITE URL HERE)
Response- I like Andy's response. It was a little long for me but his examples were good. He always seems to understand everything he is doing.
This grammar was about electronic citations I now know how important it is to citation your work. It prevents plagiarism. Another reason is it gives your readers more information. How to see it what you’re citing is citable Ex: if it has been approved (good) Ex: if is and older blog (not good)
Navpreet Singh I like your examples there good and I understand how to do it by looking at your examples -Lakiarra lofton
Grammar Girl 102 is about citing! Gammar Girl explain the importants of citing your work. Leaving that as teaching us how to cite webstes, and qoutes. When using in a report resreach. Not being left as a vicmin geting in troble over copyrights.
Ex: "She was flower inside my sorrow" (.7) Rose Wolf
Ex2: Joanna Lin, Inauguration.”Biblical words to swear in by” Los Angeles Times January 18, 2009www.latimes.com/news
Respond: Andy wow I'm speachless this is the second time you went all out on Grammar girl! :)
Ashika did a great job on giving examples of the three different type of the citation. I like how you gives examples so that I can understand the different types of citation better.
#102 GRAMMER GIRL WAS ABOUT THE IMPORTANTENTS OF CITING YOUR WORK AND THE WAYS OF CITING THE INFORMATION.
EXAMPLE:
MLA: Don, Lee . "Toxic melamine is suspected in seafood from China." LA times December 24, 2008
APA: "adulterate". (n.d.). The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition. Retrieved February 09, 2009, from Dictionary.com website: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/adulterate
Andy9 used great examples and distinguished the types of citation formats.
This podcast is very interesting because Grammar Girl would explain and show us how to cite podcast and websites and how they are important because it would be considered plagiarism. First she would explain to us why is the site important. then the credit she was talking about interest me a lot because its cool to know when the site is old or recent.
Here are some examples on how to site:
MLA:Sylwester, Robert. "What the Biology of the Brain Tells Us about Learning." Educational Leadership 51.4 (1993): 46-51. ERIC. 13 June 1997
APA:Meyerowitz, C. P., Pinello, C., & Sangiovanni-Vincentelli, A. (2003). Tool support for architectural decisions in embedded systems: A tool for describing and evaluating hierarchical real-time bus scheduling policies. Proceedings of the 40th Conference on Design Automation, New York: ACM Press, 312-317. Retrieved February 13, 2005, from ACM Portal database.
Andy know and understands the podcast very well.
Navpreet Singh understands and know this podcast and loveing the examples..
"Citing Podcasts and Websites" talked about the few basics that help tell whether a source is credible or factual as well. The reason why we cite a website is to improves its credibility. This also gives credit to a source you have used. Before choosing to actually cite the website, the first step is to check to see if the site has genuine qualities. A genuine quality can include having something like a "seal." It is vital to cite any content that is quoted or used in a document. This gives credit to an author or source and helps verifying that it is genuine information.
There are three major citation associations:
-Modern Language Association (MLA): This is the Citation Format
-American Psychological Association (APA): Another format that seems to be the distinguished type of the three.
-Chicago Manual of Style: This format is closely related to Modern Language Association.
Citation Examples 1.) MLA: Besthoff, Len. “Cell Phone Use Increases Risk of Accidents, but Users Willing to Take the Risk.” WRAL Online. 11 Nov. 1999. 12 Jan. 2001 (<)http://www.wral-tv.com/news/wral/1999/ 1110-talking-driving(>).
2.) CMoS: Holmlund, C. 2002. Impossible bodies: feminity and masculinity at the movies. New York: Routledge.
Comments 1.) Andy9's post was very clear with insightive detail. I like his use of "bolding" words. I would like to know how to do that also.
2.) JarstonLA comments some personal thoughts which I enjoyed reading.
In Grammar Girl podcast #102 it talks about what is the importance of websites and podcast. This is very important because you are giving credit to the person’s work that you used. It is illegal if you don’t cite because you are plagiarism which means you are taking credit for someone’s work. There are three different types of citation styles. They are modern language association(mla), American psychology association(apa), and the Chicago manual of style.
Ex. * MLA Lagerlof, Selma. Modern World Literature. Sweden.1885
* APA Murphy, Kim LA Times. Retrieved March 23, 2009, from Plane in fatal Montana crash had more passengers than it was designed to carry Web site: http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-plane-crash24-2009mar24,0,4126507.story
*Chicago Manual of Style ensanguine. Dictionary.com. The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition. Houghton Mifflin Company, 2004. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/ensanguine (accessed: March 06, 2009).
Responses: • I liked how jartsonla explained the Grammar Girl. I like how he/she involved it to their personal life. • Paul did it a great job on having good examples and keeping everything simple.
Grammar Girl #102 was about Citing Podcasts and Website. I learned that citations are important because not citing can lead to plagiarism and it's good to acknowledge other people's work. Citing can also inform others who are interested in learning more about the topic. I also learned about the credibility of a source. Grammar girl listed a few things to look for when finding credibility like:
1.Can you tell who wrote the site? 2. Has the website been reviewed by experts? 3. Can you tell when the page you are looking at was written? 4. Does the page cite other credible sources you can check? 5. Does it sound too good to be true? 6.Is the site selling something based on the information it’s providing? 7.Do other credible sites link to the site? 8.Are there a lot of typos?
I learned that there are different types of citing styles when citing. For example, because I copied and pasted the 8 questions above directly from grammar girl I would put:
Example #1: Modern American Lit. Style
Fogarty, Mignon . "Citing Podcasts and Websites." Grammar Girl's quick and dirty tips for better writing Episode 102 April 11, 2008 26 Mar 2009http://grammar.quickanddirtytips.com/citing-podcasts-and-websites.aspx.
Example #2: Chicago Manual Style
Fogarty, Mignon. "Citing Podcasts and Websites." April 11, 2008.http://grammar.quickanddirtytips.com/citing-podcasts-and-websites.aspx (accessed March 26, 2009).
Response #1: I don't think Brenton understood the grammar girl...he needs help..
Response #2: I think Ashika did a great job on the grammar girl it looks like she worked hard on her examples theyre accurate and detailed.
In Grammer Girl, The podcast talked about 3 styles of citing sources. The three styles of citing are MLA, APA, and CMS format. The reason for citing sources is to give credit to the person's work or idea. If sources are not cited, then it is plagiarism.
Citations are important because you give the author credit and it gives your work credibility. Although you are taking a risk when using the web, there are websites where you can check their credibility but it really is your part to decide on whether it’s credible. Another risk is that the page may not exist when you go back, but there is a solution to that, you can make a copy of that page or save it to your computer as a HTML. There are three different ways you can cite your sources: MLA, APA and CMS.
Examples: MLA- Rowe, Richard, and Larry Jeffus. The Essential Welder: Gas Metal Arc Welding Classroom Manual. Albany: Delmar, 2000.
APA- The Amish, the Mennonites, and the Plain People. (n.d.). Retrieved May 30, 2000 from Pennsylvania Dutch Country Welcome Center Web site: http://www.800padutch.com/amish.shtml
CMS- Roach, John. 2005. Journal Ranks Top 25 Unanswered Science Questions. http://news.nationalgeographic.com (accessed July 7, 2005).
Responce: I feel that Brenton should explain more on what he learned.
Grammar girl podcast #102 is about citing web pages. She mentions that before even citing the source, we need to make sure that the source is reliable. To conclude if a source is reliable or not, we ask ourselves a series of questions about the page. If a page is reliable then we go on to citing it by choosing a format from the Modern Language Association, American Psychological Association, and The Chicago Manual of Style.
Examples:
Aversa, Jeannine. "Economy dips at slightly faster 6.3 percent pace." Yahoo Finance. 26 Mar. 2009. 26 Mar. 2009 http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Economy-dips-at-slightly-apf-14751891.html.
Chavis, Shaun. "The Art of Finding a Diet Partner." Health. 24 Mar. 2009. 26 Mar. 2009 http://diet.health.com/2009/03/23/whos-your-best-diet-partner/.
Response:
I think Noheli understood the podcast. The only thing I would correct her and a few other people on is the day they accessed it. I believe many people are confusing "accessed" with the day it was published. Otherwise good job!!!!
This week podcast episode 102 on “Citing Podcast and Websites” and explained the three major citation, The Modern Language Association, the American Psychological Association, the Chicago Manual Style. And explained the importance of why citations are important, to acknowledge the person whose work you’ve used, and to avoid plagiarism. Including citations is mandatory when you have exactly copied someone else work.
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Responses:
Andy, did a great job on providing the threee Citiation Examples and providing it with great examples.
Roosevelt, Margot "State's proposed emissions rule sparks firestone" Los Angeles Times 6 March 2009 http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/washingtondc/la-fi-fuel6-2009mar06,
In this podcast,Grammar girl explains to us why it's important to cite. The best reason for including citations is that they provide credibility to you work. Not citting a source can lead to pilagrism. Grammar girl also explain ways to determine wheather an electronical source is cedible and factual. Looking at who wrote site and if they have any expertise in that area can help you determine wheather the source is credible.
Citation Examples:
-MLA Skelton, George. "California's bond ratings don't reflect reality." March 26, 2009 26 Mar 2009. http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-cap26-2009mar26,0,7033993.column
-APA Skelton, George (March 26, 2009 ). California's bond ratings don't reflect reality. from http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-cap26-2009mar26,0,7033993.column
Andy fully understands the podcast. He gave great example of the different types of citation.
In Grammar Girl podcast #102 it talks about what is the importance of websites and podcast.I learned that it is important to cite a source used, because the credit must be given to the author responsible for providing the information. A uniform system of citation produces clarity and ensures that all the details necessary to retrieve the source are included.
EX #1:Cited this page https://www.blogger.com/comment.g?blogID=8834793315850677884&postID=8404769373570835459
EX #2:Grammar Girl http://grammar.quickanddirtytips.com/citing-podcasts-and-websites.aspx
Response 1: Ryan Harper did not really expound on his thoughts. It really did not teach me anything but good try.
Response 2: Laundius Haywood had the same problem that Ryan had. He only wrote a paragraph and did not fully understand the assignment.
It did not go through on my computer last night Ms. Allen...
In Grammar Girl it tell us the importance of the using citation in any work we do. it is very useful and it shows whether is credible or not. The reason for citing is to give you credit for the kind of source we use. There are 3 types of citations.
Modern Language Association (MLA) Garrett , Therolf . "L.A. County supervisors sip from customized water bottles." Los Angeles County officials say the cost of printing and affixing their own labels -- to avoid having the brand visible on TV broadcasts of their meetings -- is a drop in the bucket. march-31-09.
American Psychological Association (APA) Garrett , Therolf (09/03/09). L.A. County supervisors sip from customized water bottles. Garrett , Therolf . "L.A. County supervisors sip from customized water bottles." Los Angeles County officials say the cost of printing and affixing their own labels -- to avoid having the brand visible on TV broadcasts of their meetings -- is a drop in the bucket. march-31-09.
Chicago Manual of Style. Garrett , Therolf. "L.A. County supervisors sip from customized water bottles." Los Angeles County officials say the cost of printing and affixing their own labels -- to avoid having the brand visible on TV broadcasts of their meetings -- is a drop in the bucket., 03/31/09.
Response: Andy did a good job by reading what he wrote, helped me to understand better the podcast, he shows examples and how each one works..
In Grammar Girl it tell us the importance of the using citation in any work we do. it is very useful and it shows whether is credible or not. The reason for citing is to give you credit for the kind of source we use. There are 3 types of citations.
Modern Language Association (MLA) Garrett , Therolf . "L.A. County supervisors sip from customized water bottles." Los Angeles County officials say the cost of printing and affixing their own labels -- to avoid having the brand visible on TV broadcasts of their meetings -- is a drop in the bucket. march-31-09.
American Psychological Association (APA) Garrett , Therolf (09/03/09). L.A. County supervisors sip from customized water bottles. Garrett , Therolf . "L.A. County supervisors sip from customized water bottles." Los Angeles County officials say the cost of printing and affixing their own labels -- to avoid having the brand visible on TV broadcasts of their meetings -- is a drop in the bucket. march-31-09.
Chicago Manual of Style. Garrett , Therolf. "L.A. County supervisors sip from customized water bottles." Los Angeles County officials say the cost of printing and affixing their own labels -- to avoid having the brand visible on TV broadcasts of their meetings -- is a drop in the bucket., 03/31/09.
Response: Andy did a good job by reading what he wrote, helped me to understand better the podcast, he shows examples and how each one works..
This podcast of grammer girl was about giving our source more credibility. By citing a website your source gets a big boost in your credibility. By citing someing you show that your source is factual. example:Modern Language Association (MLA): Rothfeld, Michael. "Gov. Schwarzenegger's minimum wage order upheld." 19 March 2009 19 Mar 2009 http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-budget-wages20-2009mar20,0,1648812.story?track=rss. example:American Psychological Association (APA): Rothfeld, M. (2009, 19). Gov. Schwarzenegger's minimum wage order upheld. Retrieved March 19, 2009, from latimes.com/news Web site: http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-budget-wages20-2009mar20,0,1648812.story?track=rss responce:ANDY9 i notice that she was paying attion to the podcast because i learned something from her that i did not hear/read from the podcast
This Grammar Girl was informational. I learned that it is important to cite a source used, because the credit must be given to the person that provided the information. It's illegal if you don't cite a source after using there stuff. It is considered plagiarism. The three commonly used citation styles are: Modern Language Association (MLA),American Psychological Association (APA), and the Chicago Manual of styles.
Examples:
Citation Examples
• MLA: "ensanguine." The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition. Houghton Mifflin Company, 2004. 06 Mar. 2009. Dictionary.com http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/ensanguine. Blogger will not allow "<" and ">" because it is recognized as a tag
• CMoS: ensanguine. Dictionary.com. The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition. Houghton Mifflin Company, 2004. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/ensanguine (accessed: March 06, 2009).
• APA: ensanguine. (n.d.). The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition. Retrieved March 06, 2009, from Dictionary.com website: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/ensanguine
Response:
I really liked how evita34 showed how to cite the work.
1.In these apisode, GG talks about the importance of including citations. A reason for doing thise is the credibility of your resource and to avoid plagiarism. She also mentioned about the risks of Citing electronic sources, because your links may not be completely truth and maybe the next day could not be there.
I learned that Including citations is mandatory when you've drawn on someone else's original work or quoted someone verbatim. Also to give credit to the source you've used.
~ "Life is like a box of chocalate" said Forrest Gump
In This podcast we learn about the importance of citation and why it is necessary to cite things. There are three major types of styles 1.MLA -modern language Association 2.APA - American Psychological Association 3. Chicago Manual of style. they can help you cite electronic sources.
It is important to cite things because it gives your paper credibility and makes editors and teachers require it. ex:This is an example of MLA format:(Takaki, Ronald. A different Mirror. Boston New york, 1993)
I agree with Navpreet check for an author is important
This podcast was on citing podcast and websites. I didnt really know why they cited things but now i know.I also didnt know why ms. allen made us cite our personal dictionary but i see more of a reason why.
ex.www.blogger.com/comment.g?blogID=...
ex.Rice, Edgar. Tarzan. #2. New York times, Print.
This grammar girl talked about the importance about citing you work, it is very important to cite you work when you are taking about something important also not citng work can be illegal, because you are taking credit for someone elses work.
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Grammar Girl's "Citing Podcasts and Websites" episode was quite interesting. Grammar Girl explained several prerequisites that help determine whether the source is credible and factual. The reason for citing a website is to boost your credibility, but also give credit to the source you've used. I'll sum up the topics Grammar Girl covered including the major 3 styles of citations.
Citation Associations
There are three major associations:
• Modern Language Association (MLA): This is the Citation Format our class uses.
• American Psychological Association (APA): Another format that seems to be the distinguished type of the three.
• Chicago Manual of Style: This format is closely related to Modern Language Association.
Before choosing to actually cite the website and/or podcast, you should check to see if the site has genuine qualities. These genuine qualities include having something like a "seal". For instance, when purchasing a good or service over the internet, using a site that allows Credit Card purchases will usually have a trust seal.
It is important to cite any content that you have quoted or used in your document. This gives credit to the author or source and helps educate people; verifying that it is genuine information.
Citation Examples
• MLA:
"ensanguine." The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition. Houghton Mifflin Company, 2004. 06 Mar. 2009. Dictionary.com http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/ensanguine.
Blogger will not allow "<" and ">" because it is recognized as a tag
• CMoS:
ensanguine. Dictionary.com. The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition. Houghton Mifflin Company, 2004. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/ensanguine (accessed: March 06, 2009).
• APA:
ensanguine. (n.d.). The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition. Retrieved March 06, 2009, from Dictionary.com website: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/ensanguine
*Andy S.
Grammar Girl #120 was about how to use the name of the speaker. Its telling how to use diaolgue
Ex:"Hi Brenton, how are you" said Tia
"Brenton, im good and yourself"
Andy your comment is too long to read man.
BRENTON WRIGHT
Grammar Girl #120 was about how to use the name of the speaker. Its telling how to use diaolgue
Ex:"Hi Brenton, how are you" said Tia
"Brenton, im good and yourself"
Andy your comment is too long to read man.
BRENTON WRIGHT
ashleigh
i think the word that can make your sentence sound better.it can also make your sentence flow.but there are time when the word that is not called for to be used.for example i think that i should go to the bathroom or i think i should go to the bathroom.in my first example that is really not need but it make my sentence flow.
grammar girl 110 when to "that" out
I learned that it is important to cite a source used, because the credit must be given to the author responsible for providing the information. Not citing a source can be illegal, because it is considered plagiarism. A few things to keep in mind when citing a source are: check for an author, check if the website has been reviewed by an expert, check for spelling errors, and check if the information is up to date. The three commonly used citation styles are: Modern Language Association (MLA), American Psychological Association (APA), and the Chicago Manual of Style.
Examples:
Modern Language Association (MLA):
Rothfeld, Michael. "Gov. Schwarzenegger's minimum wage order upheld." 19 March 2009 19 Mar 2009 http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-budget-wages20-2009mar20,0,1648812.story?track=rss.
American Psychological Association (APA):
Rothfeld, M. (2009, 19). Gov. Schwarzenegger's minimum wage order upheld. Retrieved March 19, 2009, from latimes.com/news Web site: http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-budget-wages20-2009mar20,0,1648812.story?track=rss
Chicago Manuel of Style:
Rothfeld, Michael. "Gov. Schwarzenegger's minimum wage order upheld(2009), http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-budget-wages20-2009mar20,0,1648812.story?track=rss. (accessed March 19, 2009).
Navpreet Singh
Period 6
Response:
I think that Brenton Wright listened to the incorrect podcast. The podcast was episode #102 (Citing Podcasts and Websites). I also think that Andy had a great understanding of the podcast on Citing Podcasts and Websites. His examples clearly show his understanding of the podcast.
Navpreet Singh
Period 6
Navpreet always understands the podcast and for that I praise them!
Great choice of examples and lucid details as well!
Richard Chatman
Period5
Citing Podcasts and Websites
I learned that it is important to cite to egnolage the persons work that you have incorporated.Not citing a source can be illegal, because it is considered plagiarism.Grammar Girl explained several things that help determine whether the source is credible and factual. you can put them at the end of your transcripts. To determined if the text is credible or not can you tell who wrote the site, was it edited.You can go to google and type in link and the url.There are different kinds of Web pages, and many require different formatting. There are three major citation Associations such as American Psychological Association, Chicago Manual of Style,and Modern Language Association Style
For example: http://www.hamiltonhighschool.net/apps/classes/
MLA:
For Example:Lagerlof, Selma. Modern World Literature. Sweden.1885
CMS:
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/franticThe American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
Copyright © 2006 by Houghton Mifflin Company.
Published by Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved.
APA:
Dictionary.com Unabridged
Based on the Random House Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2009http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=lethargic
Response to Andy9:
He give a good back of understanding citing information. He even shows you how to use the citing in different formats.
Richard Chatman
Period 5
This podcast was dear to my heart because I hope to be a writer and I would not want to have my thoughts plagiarized! The best reason for including citations, however, is that they provide an opportunity to evaluate the accuracy of the content of the written work. The citation rules seem excessively detailed, but I suppose that a uniform system of citation produces clarity and ensures that all the details necessary to retrieve the source are included.
The same general concept applies to evaluating the reliability of podcasts and other information found on the web. Grammar Girl recommends several factors to consider, including the sponsoring organization and whether other sites link to it, thus indicating their approval of the content. In my experience, the most important factor is the sponsor of the website.
Here is a citation to an article in MLA and APA format:
Crutsinger, Martin. "Protestors Visit AIG Officials' Lavish Conn. Homes." Newsweek.com 21 Mar. 2009. 21 Mar. 2009 http://www.newsweek.com/id/189444
Crutsinger, Martin (2009). Protestors visit AIG officials' lavish Conn. homes. Newsweek. Retrieved March 21, 2009, from http://www.newsweek.com
Navpreet understood how to evaluate the reliability of a website. My only question about his citation format is whether his APA format citation is correct. According to Diana Hacker, when retrieving an article from a newspaper's searchable website, APA format gives only the URL for the site, not the exact source.
Jacob Artson
Per. 6
What I learn in Grammar Girl was that it is not write to copy someones work when you know is not done by you because that will be illegal and you will go to jail for doing that so its better if you do your work by your self with your own ideas. It is write to used the name of the person who your speaking.
Example:
JOHANA:
Hi! how u been Victor?
VICTOR:
I been good Johana! how about you?
JOHANA:
I been great. Well see you later Victor! Bye!
VICTOR:
Okey bye!
Respond:
I agree with Breton because it is alway write to used the person who you talking name but actully not always but like he/she would know who you are speaking/talking to!
This Grammer Girl was about citing and websites.It Basically is showing and telling you how and why you should cite websites.In by citing different websites you will help increase your credibility.
ex."Jaden refused to be played."
ex"he refused to be played."
I think Grammar Girl was ok this week because I never really got the point Of citing sentences or web cites but I though that it was quite interesting.
Example: I cited this page
https://www.blogger.com/comment.g?blogID=8834793315850677884&postID=8404769373570835459
I think Grammar Girl was ok this week because I never really got the point Of citing sentences or web cites but I though that it was quite interesting.
Example: I cited this page
https://www.blogger.com/comment.g?blogID=883479331585
I think Richard gave great examples
also I think he cited his examples very good.
Per, 5
Grammer Girl "Citing Podcast"
It really helped me a lot because now i really know how important it is to cite. I guess it's fair to give the person credite from whom you got the information from.I also learned that is illegal to acknowledge some ones else work.
Andy9
You understood very well about why is it so importent to cite other peoples work Im glad you gave examples from MLA to APA so peopple that read your comment could understand what exactly are you talking about..
Gloria Alas
The gramer girl talks about how to cite.It also tells you about why its important.Its important because you have to show were you got the information from.I think that Brenton could of said some more about what he learned.
example:"I'm going outside"said Vanessa.
"why your not so pose to be outside"said Kathy
Jose Franco
Ryan Harper
Ms. Allen
per. 5
It is important to cite because, it lets the teacher know you actually read the story or article. Also it gives the reader an insight on where to look if they want to find the quote or information leading to it.
There are three associations with citation: M.L.A, A.P.A, Chicago Manual of Style.
I agree with Andy even though his explanations are very long. You should see if the quality of the text is worth citing.
IN PODCAST #102 GRAMMER GIRL TALKS ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF CITING PODCASTS AND WEBSITES. IT IS IMPORTANT BECAUSE YOU ACKNOWLEDGE OR GIVE CREDIT TO THE PERSONS WORK THAT YOU INCLUDED IN YOUR DOCUMENT. IF YOU DON'T CITE YOU ARE COMMITING PLAGERISM WHICH MEANS THAT YOU ARE TAKING CREDIT FOR SOMEONE ELS'S WORDS. WHEN YOU CITE A WEBSITE YOU NEED TO KNOW IF IT'S ACTUALLY A CREDIBLE SOURCE AND THAT IT'S STILL GOING TO BE ON THERE IF YOU GO ON IT AGAIN. YOU CAN ASK YOURSELF SOME QUESTIONS TO BE ABLE TO FIND OUT IF A WEBSITE IS CREDIBLE OT NOT. YOU CAN ASK YOURSELF "CAN YOU TELL WHO WROTE THE SITE?","HAS THE WEBSITE BEEN REVIEWED BY EXPERTS", OR "ARE THERE A LOT OF TYPOS?" THERE IS ALSO THREE CITATIONS STYLES INCLUDING MODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION, AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGY ASSOCIATION, AND THE CHICAGO MANUAL OF STYLE.
EXAMPLES OF THE CITATION STYLES
MODERN LANGUGE ASSOCIATION:
Pucin, Diane. "Lance Armstrong breaks collarbone in bike-race pileup." LA Times March 23, 2009 23 Mar 2009 http://www.latimes.com/sports/la-sp-armstrong24-2009mar24,0,1756798.story>.
AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGY ASSOCIATION:
Murphy, Kim LA Times. Retrieved March 23, 2009, from Plane in fatal Montana crash had more passengers than it was designed to carry Web site: http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-plane-crash24-2009mar24,0,4126507.story
THE CHICAGO MANUAL OF STYLE:
Muskal, M. "LA Times." March 23, 2009.http://www.latimes.com/news/la-na-alaska-volcano24-2009mar24,0,5657933.story (accessed March 23,2009).
Grammar girl "Citing Podcast and Website" was about citing your information when you are quoting through a website ot a podcast. It tell you while citations are important. Citations are important because you need to boost your credibilty, and to give credit to the place you found the information. .
Grammar Girl #4 102 was about several prerequisites that can help you determined whether the source is credible and factual. Other word is how to use the name of the speaker. Also is illegal to knowledge someone else work.
For example: http://www.hamiltonhighschool.net/apps/classes/
MLA:
For Example:Lagerlof, Selma. Modern World Literature. Sweden.1885
APA:
Dictionary.com Unabridged
Based on the Random House Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2009http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=lethargic
Mayela G.
Period 6
Reading grammer girl 102 was kind of interesting.It was telling us about how important citations are.It is good to give the full information about something instead of half.The two citation styles i know are Modern lauguage association(MLA) and American psychological associattion.(APA)
I would have to agree with andy9 and Navpreet. I think they understanded it more than everyone else and had a better understanding of it.
-Desean K.
Grammar Girl's "Citing Podcast and Websites" episode was very interesting. The podcast was about the importance of citing a website. Citing is for credibility and factuality.But citing also gives the primery source credit for his or her work. Below is the citing association.
Citation Associations
There are three major associations:
• Modern Language Association (MLA): This is the Citation Format our class uses.
• American Psychological Association (APA): Another format that seems to be the distinguished type of the three.
• Chicago Manual of Style: This format is closely related to Modern Language Association.
Paul Lopez
i think andy does a great job of explaining the grammar girl podcast. good job andy
In today's episode in grammar girl about "Citing Podcasts and Websites" was very clear and easy yo understand.
Even I knew what it was about and how important it is too. Also, where to go to cite a website. Why you may ask? An easy answer to say, because of my teacher Ms. Allen.
In the podcast it said that people asked why citation is important and that is one of the things that I have always asked my self when our teacher tells us to cite our work.The reason for citing is to mostly take credit for what you have done, not to copy but to show your people where you got the work from. Mostly some teachers or instructors tell their students to do it, in order for them to see if they have plagiarism while doing their own work.
I've also knew that you can go cite your work at:
*MLA (modern language association)
*APA(american psychologival association)
*chicago manual of style
Examples of MLA:
1. My Book: Too Late the Phalarope
Paton, Alan. Too Late Phararope. 1995. United States of America: Simon & Schuster New York, 1948.
Examples of APA:
1. Paton. (1928). Too Late the Phalarope. In undefined. Retrieved undefined, from undefined.
Examples of Chicago Manual of Style:
1. Kraul, Chris. 2009. China's Copper Mine Project. http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fg-china-mine22-2009mar22,0,977261.story. (accessed March 22, 2009).
Response:
1. Andy did a good job in explaining the whole podcast. He actually got really in it that while readin his summary and his examples, its like if you are reading the podcast over again.
.::EVITA CRUZ::.
Grammar girl 102 is about the importance of citing the work and putting down the sources you used and where u got them.
There's many types of different formats of citing like (mla),(Apa),(cms)
Rothfeld, M. (2009, 19). Gov. Schwarzenegger's minimum wage order upheld. Retrieved March 19, 2009, from latimes.com/news Web site:
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-budget-wages20-2009mar20,0,1648812.story?track=rss. (accessed March 19, 2009).
i Agree with Richard Chapman because if the work is not cited it may be illegal and charged as plagiarism.
jose valles
per. 3
Daniel Rodarte
Period 3
Podcast #102
This podcast was used to help some masses that simply take cannot site their sources. When working on a certain project, we are more likely to use the internet for such data. Citing your source of date properly can both safely give you prominent credibility as well as recognition got the source cited.
they are 3 ways to cite:
1.)MLA
2.)APA
3.)CMS
Way to go Andy! Your explanation was precise and lucidly said. Your examples are more than enough and whoever reads this and is still baffled by the podcast. I recommend you read Andy's synopsis.
(Juhyun Kim, per3)
This episode was about Citing podcasts and websites.
Citations are important because it helps readers who want to more about the topic and gives credits to those who had original ideas.
When citing electronic sources, it's important to consider if it's reliable because there are tons of information which are totally wrong and not credible.
Generally three following citation styles are used: Modern Language Association, American Psychological Association, and The Chicago Manual of Style.
I decided to stick with MLA format.
These are two examples of MLA citation style.
1. Fogarty, Mignon. "Citing Podcasts and Websites." Grammar Girl's Quick and Dirty Tips for Better Writing. 11 Apr. 2008. Quick and Dirty Tips Website. 24 Mar. 2009
(http://grammar.quickanddirtytips.com/citing-podcasts-and-websites.aspx).
- I'm supposed to use "<" and ">" but this blog doesn't allow.
2. Glionna, John. "Japan: Blurring the line between bullets and trains." 24 Mar. 2009. Los Angeles Times. 24 Mar. 2009. (http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/world/la-fg-japan-bullettrain24-2009mar24,0,2177731.story).
*I think Andy's comment was very detailed and thorough. His comparison beween MLA, APA, and Chicago style was very intersting.
Grammar Girl # 102 is about citing podcast and websites which is something our teachers asks us to do often on essays, reports and some assignments. Citing websites and other sources is important to show its credibility and to give the source credit for using it. It also allows the viewer of the document to know where that information is and wheter the student or person is plagiarizing.
There are 3 major styles of citation:
1.Modern Language Association (MLA)
2.American Psychological Association (APA)
3.Chicago Manual of Style
Examples:
MLA:
nostalgic. Dictionary.com. WordNet® 3.0. Princeton University. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/nostalgic (accessed: March 24, 2009).
APA:
nostalgic. (n.d.). WordNet® 3.0. Retrieved March 24, 2009, from Dictionary.com website: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/nostalgic
Response:
In my opinion I think Andy did a great job and showed a good understanding of what the podcast was about.
I also think that Brenton listened to the wrong podcast and listened to #120 instead on #102 if he would of read the rest the post maybe he would of realized it.
-Zenaida Carrillo Per.3
Citing a source is very important. People today still copy and paste sentences and documents but never copy and past the authors name. Legally the person that wrote those sentences can sue, because you are getting credit from his/her work.
But what I don't understand is if people are not copying and pasting, then their just putting them in their own words. So technically they get away with it either way.
-Bree Pittman
p.3
ZENY7391
Agreeing with Zenaida because sometimes other students want to know where u got that information from. Even teachers.
This podcast was about citing podcast and websites. The main reason people have to cite such things is because teachers and editors require it, otherwise it is considered plagiarism. Citing your resources also help your reader explore the topic if they chose to. Citations also adds credibility to your writing.However, when citing electronic sources you have to worry about weather it is credible and weather or not it will exist the next day.
This grammar girl is about citation. It described different prerequisities taht helped determine wheather the source is true or false. Citations are used when you need to cite informtion quoted from someone else
ex
http://www.hamiltonhighschool.net/
i think that nevpret and brenton used
This podcast spoke about using citations. And how important it is for people to use citations. It also spoke of using them in the aid for other people and to let people know where you got your sources from.It also spoke of doing this to avoid plagairsm.
Andy I agree with everything you said it was very well spoken and I follow these same beliefs on this subject.
1. Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, On Death and Dying (New York: Macmillan, 1969) 45–60.
In a paper which contains a full bibliography, the shortened note could look like this:
1. Kübler-Ross, On Death and Dying 45–60.
and the bibliography entry, which would be required with a shortened note, would look like this:
Kübler-Ross, Elisabeth. On Death and Dying. New York: Macmillan, 1969.
This Grammar Girl was about citations. It mainly dealt with citing from websites and judging a website's credibility. One of the ways that you can judge a website's credibility is by the grammatical content. If for instance you are on a website that talks about global warming and it says...Globla warming, it is probably likely that there are a few factual errors. Also, if the website was updated ten years ago from the time you accessed it because there may have been new findings or considerable research since then. I disagree with Damon when he says that citing websites will help your credibility. I think they will get in the way of your credibility because anyone can write something on the internet but to write a book one must go through editings and revisions and so on. So quoting from books is what is credible.
-Gregory
Grammar Girl #4 taught us why citing works are important. When works are cited you are able to tell when something is credible and truly a fact.
for example:
Grammar Girl
http://grammar.quickanddirtytips.com/citing-podcasts-and-websites.aspx
and...
https://www.blogger.com/comment.g?blogID=8834793315850677884&postID=8404769373570835459
I agree alot with jartsonLA
beacause i too hope to be a writer some day or atleast have a job where i write alot and i would not want to have my works plagiarized.
Yanina Rodriguez p.6
This podcasts talked about citing websites. It let us know which sources are good and which one aren't. Citing a website gives credit to the source used and to boost the websites credibility.
Examples:
1. Ginsberg, Benjamin, and Martin Shefter. "Ethics Probes as Political Weapons." Journal of Law & Politics 11.3 (1995): 497-511.
Melissa Per.6
This podcast was about citing sources. Grammar Girl explained why citations are important. I learned that the source cited should be credible. Having credibility is important because sources could be misleading sometimes also. Like Grammar Girl stated in the podcast, "If there are a lot of language mistakes, it can mean that there are a lot of factual mistakes, too."
Another concept important here is that preventing to cite a source can lead to plagiarism, which is considered to be illegal.
Examples:
There are three major citation styles consist of Modern Language Association (MLA), American Psychological Association (APA), and Chicago Manual of Style.
Modern Language Association (MLA):
Reynolds , Maura. "Geithner seeks new powers over financial companies." Los Angeles Times March 24, 2009 24 Mar 2009 http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-aig-bonus25-2009mar25,0,1264691.story.
American Psychological Association (APA):
Reynolds, Maura (2009, March, 21). Geithner seeks new powers over financial companies. Los Angeles Times, Retrieved March 24, 2009, from http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-aig-bonus25-2009mar25,0,1264691.story
Chicago Manual of Style:
Reynolds, M. "Geithner seeks new powers over financial companies". Los Angeles Times (2009), http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-aig-bonus25-2009mar25,0,1264691.story. (accessed March 24, 2009).
Responses:
* I think Andy understood this podcast very well largely because he explained the podcast with immense detail. He went over everything Grammar Girl talked about in this podcast.
* I also liked Navpreet's explanation of this episode. She summarized the episode very well and showed great understanding.
This grammar girl was about dialogue and the proper way to write it.The grammar girl was also aboutCitatin Associatins and that there are three different kinds. Such as Modern Language Association(MLA), American Psychological Associatin(APA), and Chicago Manual of Style.
Examples:
Nicole said,"Hi Justin. Long time no talk to. How have you been?"
Justin responds, "Hi Nicole. I know we should really try to keep in touch with each other more. And I'm good just working, and going to school."
"I guess we both just have been really busy to that point that we culd not even pick up a phone to see how each other is doing." Nicole said.
Megan Dozier
Well this Grammar Girl was about "Citing Podcasts and Websites" it showed 3 important citation associations, they are Modern Language Association (MLA),American Psychological Association (APA), Chicago Manual of Style. Those are three different ways to cite a web site, you need to cite a website to boost your credibility, and give credit to the source you used. Grammar Girl says that before you cite a page you should find out if source is credibl, because if their sources are credible, so will your paper.
I think Andy9 really understood this Grammar Girl and he gave alot of explanations.
I think Navpreet Singh gave good examples and really understood this Grammar Girl.
-Guillermo Galindo
Per 5
Christina Ruiz
03.24.09
Period.3
In grammar girl #4 shows how imaportant it is to cite your work. I learned that it is imporatnt because it shows where your work was jointed from. Also when using citation it can hrlp the reader understand more about what they are readin. You can always go back to where you have cited and read for more understanding. At first i didnt think citation was something really important. but now reading grammar girl make me think and understand that it is. If the reader reads a paper and doesnt really understand whats trying to say they can always go to where they have cited it from for better understanding.
1.For example
if i was to work cite
the book im reading
in MLA format i would put
"Black Boy" by.Richard Wright
- Richard, Wright. Black Boy. Harper Brothers, 1945.
Comment: I agree with Eva's
examples and about citing your
work is impotant because its a easier to check your work
that you jointed it from.
I learned about "Citing Podcasts and Websites." This episode informed me of how important citation are. When you are citing its important to
recognize the people whose work you've put into your document.When you do not cite your source, it's considered plagiarism. When citing you have to make sure you check for an author, check if the website has been reviewed by an expert, and check if the information is up to date.The three commonly used citation styles are: Modern Language Association (MLA), American Psychological Association (APA), and the Chicago Manual of Style.
examples
(MLA)
"beautiful." The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition. Houghton Mifflin Company, 2004. 06 Mar. 2009. Dictionary.com http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/ensanguine.
(APA)
beautiful. (n.d.). The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition. Retrieved March 06, 2009, from Dictionary.com website: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/ensanguine
(CMS)
beautiful. Dictionary.com. The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition. Houghton Mifflin Company, 2004. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/ensanguine (accessed: March 06, 2009).
Ashika Ranasinghe =)
Period 5 (bombest period ever)!
Resonse
Andy had the best explanation of what this grammar girl was about.
Brenton did the wrong grammar girl so give him a break Ms.Allen.
This podcast was about "Citing Podcast and Websites. Grammar Girl said it is first important to check to see if the website is credible or not. When citing your website you are enhancing your credibility and giving credit to the source you have used. There are three types of citation styles, Modern Language Association, American Psychological Association, and The Chicago Manual of Style.
Examples-
Modern Language Association (MLA):
Ari B., Bloomekatz . "Beverly Hills swings for the fences with Little League kickoff." 25/MAR./2009 25 Mar 2009 (WEBSITE URL HERE).
American Psychological Association (APA):
Ari , B. Bloomekatz (2009,Mar.,25). Beverly Hills swings for the fences with little league kickoff. Retrieved Mar., 25, 2009, from (WEBSITE URL HERE)
Chicago Manual of Style:
B. Bloomekatz, Ari B.. "Beverly Hills swings for the fences with Little League kickoff." Mar. 25, 2009. (WEBSITE URL HERE)
Response-
I like Andy's response. It was a little long for me but his examples were good. He always seems to understand everything he is doing.
This grammar was about electronic citations I now know how important it is to citation your work. It prevents plagiarism. Another reason is it gives your readers more information.
How to see it what you’re citing is citable
Ex: if it has been approved (good)
Ex: if is and older blog (not good)
Navpreet Singh
I like your examples there good and I understand how to do it by looking at your examples
-Lakiarra lofton
Grammar Girl 102 is about citing! Gammar Girl explain the importants of citing your work. Leaving that as teaching us how to cite webstes, and qoutes. When using in a report resreach. Not being left as a vicmin geting in troble over copyrights.
Ex: "She was flower inside my sorrow" (.7) Rose Wolf
Ex2: Joanna Lin, Inauguration.”Biblical words to swear in by” Los Angeles Times January 18, 2009www.latimes.com/news
Respond: Andy wow I'm speachless this is the second time you went all out on Grammar girl! :)
-Dijon Prude
Period.5
Wenting
Respond to Ashika
Ashika did a great job on giving examples of the three different type of the citation. I like how you gives examples so that I can understand the different types of citation better.
#102 GRAMMER GIRL WAS ABOUT THE IMPORTANTENTS OF CITING YOUR WORK AND THE WAYS OF CITING THE INFORMATION.
EXAMPLE:
MLA: Don, Lee . "Toxic melamine is suspected in seafood from China." LA times December 24, 2008
APA: "adulterate". (n.d.). The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition. Retrieved February 09, 2009, from Dictionary.com website: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/adulterate
Andy9 used great examples and distinguished the types of citation formats.
Mario Mansour
Per:3
GG:#4PC:102
This podcast is very interesting because Grammar Girl would explain and show us how to cite podcast and websites and how they are important because it would be considered plagiarism. First she would explain to us why is the site important. then the credit she was talking about interest me a lot because its cool to know when the site is old or recent.
Here are some examples on how to site:
MLA:Sylwester, Robert. "What the Biology of the Brain Tells Us about Learning." Educational Leadership 51.4 (1993): 46-51. ERIC. 13 June 1997
APA:Meyerowitz, C. P., Pinello, C., & Sangiovanni-Vincentelli, A. (2003). Tool support for architectural decisions in embedded systems: A tool for describing and evaluating hierarchical real-time bus scheduling policies. Proceedings of the 40th Conference on Design Automation, New York: ACM Press, 312-317. Retrieved February 13, 2005, from ACM Portal database.
Andy know and understands the podcast very well.
Navpreet Singh understands and know this podcast and loveing the examples..
Grammar Girl # 4, 102
"Citing Podcasts and Websites" talked about the few basics that help tell whether a source is credible or factual as well. The reason why we cite a website is to improves its credibility. This also gives credit to a source you have used. Before choosing to actually cite the website, the first step is to check to see if the site has genuine qualities. A genuine quality can include having something like a "seal." It is vital to cite any content that is quoted or used in a document. This gives credit to an author or source and helps verifying that it is genuine information.
There are three major citation associations:
-Modern Language Association (MLA): This is the Citation Format
-American Psychological Association (APA): Another format that seems to be the distinguished type of the three.
-Chicago Manual of Style: This format is closely related to Modern Language Association.
Citation Examples
1.) MLA:
Besthoff, Len. “Cell Phone Use Increases Risk of Accidents, but
Users Willing to Take the Risk.” WRAL Online. 11 Nov. 1999.
12 Jan. 2001 (<)http://www.wral-tv.com/news/wral/1999/
1110-talking-driving(>).
2.) CMoS:
Holmlund, C. 2002. Impossible bodies: feminity and masculinity at the movies. New York: Routledge.
Comments
1.) Andy9's post was very clear with insightive detail. I like his use of "bolding" words. I would like to know how to do that also.
2.) JarstonLA comments some personal thoughts which I enjoyed reading.
In Grammar Girl podcast #102 it talks about what is the importance of websites and podcast. This is very important because you are giving credit to the person’s work that you used. It is illegal if you don’t cite because you are plagiarism which means you are taking credit for someone’s work. There are three different types of citation styles. They are modern language association(mla), American psychology association(apa), and the Chicago manual of style.
Ex.
* MLA
Lagerlof, Selma. Modern World Literature. Sweden.1885
* APA
Murphy, Kim LA Times. Retrieved March 23, 2009, from Plane in fatal Montana crash had more passengers than it was designed to carry Web site: http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-plane-crash24-2009mar24,0,4126507.story
*Chicago Manual of Style
ensanguine. Dictionary.com. The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition. Houghton Mifflin Company, 2004. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/ensanguine (accessed: March 06, 2009).
Responses:
• I liked how jartsonla explained the Grammar Girl. I like how he/she involved it to their personal life.
• Paul did it a great job on having good examples and keeping everything simple.
Grammar Girl #102 was about Citing Podcasts and Website. I learned that citations are important because not citing can lead to plagiarism and it's good to acknowledge other people's work. Citing can also inform others who are interested in learning more about the topic. I also learned about the credibility of a source. Grammar girl listed a few things to look for when finding credibility like:
1.Can you tell who wrote the site?
2. Has the website been reviewed by experts?
3. Can you tell when the page you are looking at was written?
4. Does the page cite other credible sources you can check?
5. Does it sound too good to be true?
6.Is the site selling something based on the information it’s providing?
7.Do other credible sites link to the site?
8.Are there a lot of typos?
I learned that there are different types of citing styles when citing. For example, because I copied and pasted the 8 questions above directly from grammar girl I would put:
Example #1: Modern American Lit. Style
Fogarty, Mignon . "Citing Podcasts and Websites." Grammar Girl's quick and dirty tips for better writing Episode 102 April 11, 2008 26 Mar 2009http://grammar.quickanddirtytips.com/citing-podcasts-and-websites.aspx.
Example #2: Chicago Manual Style
Fogarty, Mignon. "Citing Podcasts and Websites." April 11, 2008.http://grammar.quickanddirtytips.com/citing-podcasts-and-websites.aspx (accessed March 26, 2009).
Response #1: I don't think Brenton understood the grammar girl...he needs help..
Response #2: I think Ashika did a great job on the grammar girl it looks like she worked hard on her examples theyre accurate and detailed.
-Jazmine Preacely
In Grammer Girl, The podcast talked about 3 styles of citing sources. The three styles of citing are MLA, APA, and CMS format. The reason for citing sources is to give credit to the person's work or idea. If sources are not cited, then it is plagiarism.
Juan C.
Citations are important because you give the author credit and it gives your work credibility. Although you are taking a risk when using the web, there are websites where you can check their credibility but it really is your part to decide on whether it’s credible. Another risk is that the page may not exist when you go back, but there is a solution to that, you can make a copy of that page or save it to your computer as a HTML. There are three different ways you can cite your sources: MLA, APA and CMS.
Examples:
MLA- Rowe, Richard, and Larry Jeffus. The Essential Welder: Gas Metal Arc Welding Classroom Manual. Albany:
Delmar, 2000.
APA- The Amish, the Mennonites, and the Plain People. (n.d.). Retrieved May 30, 2000 from Pennsylvania Dutch Country Welcome Center Web site: http://www.800padutch.com/amish.shtml
CMS- Roach, John. 2005. Journal Ranks Top 25 Unanswered Science
Questions. http://news.nationalgeographic.com (accessed July 7, 2005).
Responce:
I feel that Brenton should explain more on what he learned.
Noheli Jimenez
Per. 3
Grammar girl podcast #102 is about citing web pages. She mentions that before even citing the source, we need to make sure that the source is reliable. To conclude if a source is reliable or not, we ask ourselves a series of questions about the page. If a page is reliable then we go on to citing it by choosing a format from the Modern Language Association, American Psychological Association, and The Chicago Manual of Style.
Examples:
Aversa, Jeannine. "Economy dips at slightly faster 6.3 percent pace." Yahoo Finance. 26 Mar. 2009. 26 Mar. 2009 http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Economy-dips-at-slightly-apf-14751891.html.
Chavis, Shaun. "The Art of Finding a Diet Partner." Health. 24 Mar. 2009. 26 Mar. 2009 http://diet.health.com/2009/03/23/whos-your-best-diet-partner/.
Response:
I think Noheli understood the podcast. The only thing I would correct her and a few other people on is the day they accessed it. I believe many people are confusing "accessed" with the day it was published. Otherwise good job!!!!
This week podcast episode 102 on “Citing Podcast and Websites” and explained the three major citation, The Modern Language Association, the American Psychological Association, the Chicago Manual Style. And explained the importance of why citations are important, to acknowledge the person whose work you’ve used, and to avoid plagiarism. Including citations is mandatory when you have exactly copied someone else work.
Ex.
Responses:
Andy, did a great job on providing the threee Citiation Examples and providing it with great examples.
Examples:
MLA
Roosevelt, Margot "State's proposed emissions rule sparks firestone" Los Angeles Times 6 March 2009
http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/washingtondc/la-fi-fuel6-2009mar06,
In this podcast,Grammar girl explains to us why it's important to cite. The best reason for including citations is that they provide credibility to you work. Not citting a source can lead to pilagrism.
Grammar girl also explain ways to determine wheather an electronical source is cedible and factual. Looking at who wrote site and if they have any expertise in that area can help you determine wheather the source is credible.
Citation Examples:
-MLA
Skelton, George. "California's bond ratings don't reflect reality." March 26, 2009 26 Mar 2009. http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-cap26-2009mar26,0,7033993.column
-APA
Skelton, George (March 26, 2009 ). California's bond ratings don't reflect reality. from http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-cap26-2009mar26,0,7033993.column
Andy fully understands the podcast. He gave great example of the different types of citation.
-Ana Santiago
Period:3
Peter B. Per.3
In Grammar Girl podcast #102 it talks about what is the importance of websites and podcast.I learned that it is important to cite a source used, because the credit must be given to the author responsible for providing the information. A uniform system of citation produces clarity and ensures that all the details necessary to retrieve the source are included.
EX #1:Cited this page
https://www.blogger.com/comment.g?blogID=8834793315850677884&postID=8404769373570835459
EX #2:Grammar Girl
http://grammar.quickanddirtytips.com/citing-podcasts-and-websites.aspx
Response 1: Ryan Harper did not really expound on his thoughts. It really did not teach me anything but good try.
Response 2: Laundius Haywood had the same problem that Ryan had. He only wrote a paragraph and did not fully understand the assignment.
It did not go through on my computer last night Ms. Allen...
In Grammar Girl it tell us the importance of the using citation in any work we do. it is very useful and it shows whether is credible or not. The reason for citing is to give you credit for the kind of source we use. There are 3 types of citations.
Modern Language Association (MLA)
Garrett , Therolf . "L.A. County supervisors sip from customized water bottles." Los Angeles County officials say the cost of printing and affixing their own labels -- to avoid having the brand visible on TV broadcasts of their meetings -- is a drop in the bucket. march-31-09.
American Psychological Association (APA)
Garrett , Therolf (09/03/09). L.A. County supervisors sip from customized water bottles. Garrett , Therolf . "L.A. County supervisors sip from customized water bottles." Los Angeles County officials say the cost of printing and affixing their own labels -- to avoid having the brand visible on TV broadcasts of their meetings -- is a drop in the bucket. march-31-09.
Chicago Manual of Style.
Garrett , Therolf. "L.A. County supervisors sip from customized water bottles." Los Angeles County officials say the cost of printing and affixing their own labels -- to avoid having the brand visible on TV broadcasts of their meetings -- is a drop in the bucket., 03/31/09.
Response:
Andy did a good job by reading what he wrote, helped me to understand better the podcast, he shows examples and how each one works..
Omar Hernandez
period 3
In Grammar Girl it tell us the importance of the using citation in any work we do. it is very useful and it shows whether is credible or not. The reason for citing is to give you credit for the kind of source we use. There are 3 types of citations.
Modern Language Association (MLA)
Garrett , Therolf . "L.A. County supervisors sip from customized water bottles." Los Angeles County officials say the cost of printing and affixing their own labels -- to avoid having the brand visible on TV broadcasts of their meetings -- is a drop in the bucket. march-31-09.
American Psychological Association (APA)
Garrett , Therolf (09/03/09). L.A. County supervisors sip from customized water bottles. Garrett , Therolf . "L.A. County supervisors sip from customized water bottles." Los Angeles County officials say the cost of printing and affixing their own labels -- to avoid having the brand visible on TV broadcasts of their meetings -- is a drop in the bucket. march-31-09.
Chicago Manual of Style.
Garrett , Therolf. "L.A. County supervisors sip from customized water bottles." Los Angeles County officials say the cost of printing and affixing their own labels -- to avoid having the brand visible on TV broadcasts of their meetings -- is a drop in the bucket., 03/31/09.
Response:
Andy did a good job by reading what he wrote, helped me to understand better the podcast, he shows examples and how each one works..
Omar Hernandez
period 3
This podcast of grammer girl was about giving our source more credibility. By citing a website your source gets a big boost in your credibility. By citing someing you show that your source is factual.
example:Modern Language Association (MLA):
Rothfeld, Michael. "Gov. Schwarzenegger's minimum wage order upheld." 19 March 2009 19 Mar 2009 http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-budget-wages20-2009mar20,0,1648812.story?track=rss.
example:American Psychological Association (APA):
Rothfeld, M. (2009, 19). Gov. Schwarzenegger's minimum wage order upheld. Retrieved March 19, 2009, from latimes.com/news Web site: http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-budget-wages20-2009mar20,0,1648812.story?track=rss
responce:ANDY9 i notice that she was paying attion to the podcast because i learned something from her that i did not hear/read from the podcast
This Grammar Girl was informational. I learned that it is important to cite a source used, because the credit must be given to the person that provided the information. It's illegal if you don't cite a source after using there stuff. It is considered plagiarism. The three commonly used citation styles are: Modern Language Association (MLA),American Psychological Association (APA), and the Chicago Manual of styles.
Examples:
Citation Examples
• MLA:
"ensanguine." The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition. Houghton Mifflin Company, 2004. 06 Mar. 2009. Dictionary.com http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/ensanguine.
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• CMoS:
ensanguine. Dictionary.com. The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition. Houghton Mifflin Company, 2004. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/ensanguine (accessed: March 06, 2009).
• APA:
ensanguine. (n.d.). The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition. Retrieved March 06, 2009, from Dictionary.com website: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/ensanguine
Response:
I really liked how evita34 showed how to cite the work.
1.In these apisode, GG talks about the importance of including citations. A reason for doing thise is the credibility of your resource and to avoid plagiarism. She also mentioned about the risks of Citing electronic sources, because your links may not be completely truth and maybe the next day could not be there.
2a) Lynch, Tim. "DSN Trials and Tribble-ations Review." Psi Phi: Bradley's
Science Fiction Club. 1996. Bradley University. 8 Oct. 1997 http://www.bradley.edu/campusorg/psiphi/DS9/ep/503r.html.
b)Okuda, Michael, and Denise Okuda. Star Trek Chronology: The History
of the Future. New York: Pocket, 1993.
3.i liked how navpreet paraphrased.
I learned that Including citations is mandatory when you've drawn on someone else's original work or quoted someone verbatim. Also to give credit to the source you've used.
~ "Life is like a box of chocalate" said Forrest Gump
Yea i agree with brenton Andy's examples are way tooooooooo long.
Yea i agree with brenton Andy's examples are way tooooooooo long.
In This podcast we learn about the importance of citation and why it is necessary to cite things.
There are three major types of styles
1.MLA -modern language Association
2.APA - American Psychological Association
3. Chicago Manual of style.
they can help you cite electronic sources.
It is important to cite things because it gives your paper credibility and makes editors and teachers require it.
ex:This is an example of MLA format:(Takaki, Ronald. A different Mirror. Boston New york, 1993)
I agree with Navpreet check for an author is important
Eva gave a good example of what MlA looks like.
Baldomero Lopez
This podcast was on citing podcast and websites. I didnt really know why they cited things but now i know.I also didnt know why ms. allen made us cite our personal dictionary but i see more of a reason why.
ex.www.blogger.com/comment.g?blogID=...
ex.Rice, Edgar. Tarzan. #2. New York times, Print.
response: i think brenton read the wrong one
reponse:ashika;s examples are good
Michelle Arellano
This grammar girl talked about the importance about citing you work, it is very important to cite you work when you are taking about something important also not citng work can be illegal, because you are taking credit for someone elses work.
examples:
http://www.hamiltonhighschool.net/apps/classes/show_assignment.jsp?REC_ID=289823&rn=97922
www.dictionary.com
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=cars&aq=f&oq=&aqi=g10
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