LibGuides: Dicke Family Library: Research/Inquiry: Scrible, Models, Tutorials, MLA 9

Scrible & the Research Process

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in Scrible

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Use S crible when doing research.
Remember to cite your sources as you find them.
Create your in-text citations as you do your research.

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SEE other SCRIBLE TUTORIALS below.

RESEARCH TUTORIALS

Using Scrible on an iPad
Shows you an easy workaround to use Scrible on an iPad.
Rumsey's Online Library: Navigating It
Open Teacher-Created Assignments/Libraries in Scrible
Shows you how to use a join code or click a URL to open a teacher-created library/assignment in Scrible so teachers can see and guide you through your research.
Archive Libraries in Scrible
Shows how to archive libraries in Scrible that you are no longer using.
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If you don't want to delete a library in Scrible, archive it!
Citing Graphics, Pictures, etc. Source Type in Scrible
NEW Source Type added to Scrible Jan. 2021! It's now much easier to cite photos, images, graphics, illustrations, etc. in Scrible.
Create a Library & Citation in Scrible
Shows you how to create your own "library" (when your teacher doesn't create one for you) in Scrible and how to create a citation for a source using Scrible.
Add a PRINT/BOOK source & note to Scrible library
Citing Information & Images VIDEO tutorial
You'll meet Ned Flanders in this video, too! It talks about citing information and images.
Citing Information & Images Google SLIDES presentation
This Google Slides presentation shows how to cite information and images in a research project on Comb Jellies. If you prefer to watch a VIDEO, then click on the tutorial link above called "Citing Information & Images VIDEO tutorial."
Creating a Works Cited in Scrible
This video shows how to create a Works Cited in Scrible and how to paste it into a project.
Create an Annotated Bibliography in Scrible
Create an annotated bibliography using Scrible
Annotated Article in Scrible
How to format an MLA 8 Works Cited
Tutorial created by Librarian Michelle Luhtala at New Canaan High School

Sample Papers in MLA 8th Edition Format

Click this link to get to a sample paper in MLA format from OWL (Online Writing Lab at Purdue University)

The information below comes from Mrs. DiLorenzo's note cards in NoodleTools (research tool we used to use). This is a rough draft written quickly! The comments along the right side explain to you about style and writing format. In order to complete the assignment, she would need to write the three paragraphs that are missing. She would also need to finish her conclusion!

At the end of your writing, insert a page break. This will allow you to start your Works Cited page on the next full page.