Spillover: First, let's finish tense and types of citations from last class.
Paraphrasing, summarizing, quoting, and other ways of integrating sources help you to support your ideas instead of you supporting that of the source text. Most importantly, proper integration of sources will give you the tools that you need to AVOID plagiarism.
The next step is deciding which integration strategy to use. This chart summarizes the methods of incorporating information.
Writing paraphrases: A paraphrase uses--and cites--the ideas or information provided by another author in your paper, but not with his/her exact words. First, let's look at this PowerPoint which provides a quick review and a practice exercise. Finally, we'll take a more in-depth look by working through a paraphrasing workshop.
