What does the term, “scholarly conversation” mean to you?

Semester Project: In-Text Citations & Reference Page PRACTICE

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Creating correct in-text citations and your Reference page in the APA style are the last elements you will need for your final Semester Project submission in Week 14.

Refer to Chapter 9 of our text for guidance on how to format in-text (pp.169-171) and full (Reference page) citations (pp.172-175).

Finally, use the “In-Text Citation” and “Reference Page” practice sheets attached above to practice creating in-text citations with direct quotes and Reference page citations for your actual Semester Project. Follow the instructions on each practice sheet and submit for Professor input via attachment to this assignment.

Please submit assignments via Blackboard by Monday, January 13 at 11:59pm.

Week 12 Discussion

Chapter 12 discusses continuing the “scholarly conversation.” After reviewing this Chapter, comment on this concept from the perspective of what it means to you post-LIB100, as you continue to move forward both scholastically and professionally. Consider the following in your comment:

• What does the term, “scholarly conversation” mean to you?
• How successful do you feel you were in creating new information with your Semester Project? Why, or why not?
• How do you see yourself as a current and continuing information creator, not just an information consumer?

As always, be sure to post one primary post and comment on at least two of your colleagues’ posts to receive full participation credit in this week’s Forum. 

Please have all your postings to the Forum complete by Monday, January 13 at 11:59pm.