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Google Docs Citations
Google Docs Citations
The ability to cite sources from within Google Docs has been a feature of that tool for a while, but until now, it always seemed to leave a little bit to be desired. Very recently, Google added a new and improved version of that feature! Now, students are able to remain inside their writing project and get in-text citations and bibliographic citations made without having to go to another website to compile them. Stick around and check out what we have below to learn more!
The ability to cite sources from within Google Docs has been a feature of that tool for a while, but until now, it always seemed to leave a little bit to be desired. Very recently, Google added a new and improved version of that feature! Now, students are able to remain inside their writing project and get in-text citations and bibliographic citations made without having to go to another website to compile them. Stick around and check out what we have below to learn more!
Created by E Bryan
The Tasks
The Tasks
Google Docs Citations leaves no room for students to claim they don't know how to correctly cite sources!
Google Docs Citations leaves no room for students to claim they don't know how to correctly cite sources!
Watch the video to the right to get a good grasp on the improved Google Docs Citation Tool.
Choose an assignment you do in class that requires a small amount of research or something that requires students to cite their source(s).
Introduce the Citation Tool to your class(es) so they understand how to use it. (You could even show them the video!)
Post the assignment on Google Classroom. Have students submit their work.
Screenshot* your assignment post from Google Classroom and upload the image file to the upload file field in the Google Form below.
Choose a good student example, make a copy of the student artifact (we do not need to see student names), and share the view only link in the shareable link field in the Google Form below.
*Instructions for taking screenshots on a Chromebook:
Full screen screenshot: Ctrl+windows shift button (looks like a rectangle with two lines next to it; above the 6 key).
Partial screenshot: Ctrl+Shift+windows shift button (looks like a rectangle with two lines next to it; above the 6 key). Click and drag around the area you'd like to grab.
Screenshots will be sent to your Downloads file (small blue circular icon with a file folder inside found in the apps menu -- click the small circle icon in far bottom left corner of Chromebook screen to find the Downloads file).
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Please submit two artifacts the embedded Google Form below.
Upload a screenshot of your Google Classroom assignment post that utilizes the Google Docs Citation Tool.
Provide a view only link to a COPY of a good student example of the assignment.
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