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Scope Examiner: Rosena Fenelus Describer: Ophelia Wisseh Compiler: Lupe Gavaldon Editor: Lupe Gavaldon

Assignment 2 6/21/10 __Primary and Secondary Source__

Primary sources are diaries, newspaper, letters, and autobiography. Primary source provides information directly from a source when gathering information. Interviews are also primary sources because you can know that they reflect what the writer chooses to write at the time. For example the “Vietnam War is a primary source it presented thirteen full or excerpted speeches and written works from the Vietnam War that reflected the painful diverse war points of view of the war’’.This was found on the back cover of the book Vietnam war primary source, a biography, someone’s book report, and a thesis are all secondary sources. The Auto biography of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. for example they talk about his anti war speech at riverside church in New York City this information was retrieve from the book of war in Vietnam. The appropriate way to use an academic situation in a primary source is in the medical field since there is different kind of doctors, nurses, and specialist Every one of them would come up with their own original topic. We also have to use secondary source because among them there will be different judgment the reason why is because some of them may not agreed with each other’s opinion.

Scope Examiner Rosena Fenelus The Describer: Ophelia Wisseh Compiler: Lupe Gavaldon Editor: Lupe Gavaldon

Peer Review and Popular Sources

The difference between peer-reviewed and popular sources is that peer-reviewed is primary and popular sources are articles which are secondary, meaning peers are originals and popular sources are from articles. The characteristics of peer-reviewed and popular sources: Peer-reviewed- Give an author's name and his or her credentials Popular sources-May not give an authors name Peer-reviewed-Are written by and for experts or researchers Popular sources-are typically written by non- experts or the general reviewed. the distinguishing characteristic of peer-reviewed and popular sources books because they givegreat details. books usually have bibliographies of sources the author's consulted, which can provide you with a list of potential addictional sources. Articles will be the best to use for popular sources if the source is not academic because not every articles have the right information. academic writings areusually substantiated by referances to research, and you must also credit the source. The compiler. Whenever you identify a source that may be useful, be sure to write down its conplete citation, even at the most important stages of research. It is very important because you may save yourself from weeks or months of of trying to identify a photocopy or printout with no title or author name. the compiler came up with enough notes which give alot of annotations, and no part of the research was plagiarized.

Group Assignment for Class 2 Part 3 (Learning Team)

The Scope Examiner for this meeting was Lupe Gavaldon The Describer for this meeting was Ophelia Wisseh The Compiler for this meeting was Rosena Fenelus The Editor for this meeting was Lupe Gavaldon

Plagiarism is defined as “copying or stealing someone else’s words or ideas and claiming or

presenting them as if they were your own.” [1] So if a person were to copy an idea out of a book

word for word without citing the reference, then plagiarism has taken affect. Also, if you knew

someone who had been writing a book on heart and you write on that same subject using his/her

notes then that person has just conducted plagiarism. One can simply cite the reference to

avoid plagiarism. It is important to document sources, first of all, to avoid plagiarism, and then

to use as a reference in your work. This will solidify your work, because the reader can ensure

your work is correct. They can by noting or referring to your references to back up your

statement. Many ideas about plagiarism have the misconception that using somebody’s

work, word for word is the only way to plagiarize. Well, if an idea or group of ideas

are used that are not yours or the writers, that could also be considered plagiarism.

**Group Asssignment for Class 3**
Scope Examiner- Lupe The Describer- Rosena The compiler- Ophelia The Editor- Ophelia

1. Acronyms, Initialisms, and Abbreviations. This dictionary was

Encyclopedia or American facts and dates.

The encyclopedia for american facts and dates is completely updatd. 10th editin. From the tenth century to the twentieth, covring more than 1000 years of American history and popular culture. Written by Gorton Carruth. This encyclopedia records everything from the Norse explorers of 986 to president clinton's reelection in 1996.

[1] http://www.yourdictionary.com/dictionary-articles/Definition-of- Plagiarism.html

Annotations of references.

Harverd Dictionary of Music Author's name: Apel Willi Written 69

this book talked about music and people who love music, and how music was composed. The book said that music is loved by everyone. There are different meaning to music.Music make people remember things from long ago, music eases the mind, and music was firmly established as a standard and invaluable references for everyone. Group assigment class 3 Describer: rosena fenelus