Source Cards and Note Cards Research NoteTaking Source

Source Cards and Note Cards Research Note-Taking

Source Card • You will need to create a source card for each source you use. • Each source card should include information about the source (author, title, year, etc. ). • Different types of sources use different formats. Make sure you use the right one. • Each source card is assigned a letter that will be used in creating your note cards.

SOURCE CARD (Book) Author: Title: Publisher: Date: City: A

SOURCE CARD (Book) Author: Isabella Brega Title: Argentina: Wild South America Publisher: White Star Publishers Date: 2007 City: Vercelli, Italy A

SOURCE CARD (Article from a website) Author: Title: Date article was written: Date looked up: Complete web address: B

SOURCE CARD B (Article from a website) Author: National Geographic Xpeditions Title: Migration: Reasons to Move Date article was written: 2005 Date looked up: November 24, 2011 Complete web address: http: //www. nationalgeographic. com/xpeditions/lessons/09/g 35/Migrati ons. html

SOURCE CARD (Encyclopedia – Print) Name of Encyclopedia: Article you looked up: Author of entry: Edition (what year): Page #: C

SOURCE CARD (Encyclopedia – Print) Name of Encyclopedia: Encyclopedia Britannica Article you looked up: Argentina Author of entry: Edition (what year): 2010 Page #: 85 C

SOURCE CARD (Encyclopedia – Online) Name of Encyclopedia: Article you looked up: Author of entry: Edition (what year): Web Address: D

SOURCE CARD D (Encyclopedia – Online) Name of Encyclopedia: World Book Student Article you looked up: Argentina Author of entry: Brad D. Jokisch & Ana Margheritis Edition (what year): 2011 Web Address: http: //www. worldbookonline. com/student/article? id=ar 029320&st=argentina

Note Card • The page # goes in the upper left corner. • The matching source card letter goes in upper right corner. • The topic name should be centered on top line of card. • Write only on the front side of the card. • Write facts, but do not use complete sentences. • Do not copy straight from the source. Write the information in your own words to show your understanding.

p. ? Argentina’s Ancestry (NOTE CARD) • Ancestors from Europe, especially from Italy and Spain • European immigrants came when Spain set up colonies • Largest wave of immigration in the late 1800 s because of government encouragement • Small indigenous population compared to other Latin American countries • Indigenous mostly in isolated parts of north and southwest • One of the largest Jewish populations in the Americas • Other groups include Asians and Middle Easterners D

Work Cited Rathje, A. (n. d. ). Note & Source Cards [Power. Point slides]. Retrieved from http: //www. students. ed. uiuc. edu/arathje/. . . /Note%20&%20 Source%20 Cards. ppt