Description
You take a chunk of related notes (one of your subtopics), you put them in rough order, and you write about that "subtopic" until you've used them up. Maybe 200-500 words.
Checkpoint #16
Chunk of a draft! 200-500 words.
Chunk of a draft! 200-500 words.
You take a chunk of related notes (one of your subtopics), you put them in rough order, and you write about that "subtopic" until you've used them up. Maybe 200-500 words.
Seeing how notes become paragraphs. You've got this.
Connect a Paper through the "Paper" tab on Noodletools (usually a Google Doc). Write up a bunch of notes with all of your ideas connecting them together. Be sure to share it with me (princej@link75.org)!
Remember: You're writing up paraphrases, ideas and quotes that came from specific sources. If a note contains a quote it must be cited with a parenthetical citation. If it's a paraphrase, it may need a parenthetical citation. Common knowledge does not need a citation. Specialized knowledge does. See more on the When to Cite Sources page linked here..
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