SGM1 Task 3 - Create A Mockup of An E-Learning Module - KCarter - 001361481

Classify Examples &
Non-Examples of
APA Citations
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Classify Examples and Non-Examples

of APA Citations
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In this module:
● Introduction: review vocabulary from Module 3 (5-7 minutes)
● Learning objectives reviewed (5-7 minutes)
○ Video 1
● Define “example” and “nonexample” (5-7 minutes)
○ Videos 2 & 3
● Knowledge check #1 (15 minutes)
● Guided practice - identify examples and nonexamples of APA citations (10-15 minutes)
● Knowledge check #2 (10-15 minutes)
● Conclusion (2 minutes)

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What You’ll Need:
● Access to a mobile device, tablet, or smartphone

● Log-in credentials for your Student Portal
● Stable Internet access
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● Notes and completed assignments from Modules 1, 2, and 3
○ Previous assignments can be found in the Main Menu of your Student Portal.

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keep in mind our Learning Objectives.
By the end of this module, you will know how to:
Define: Classify APA

● coherency
● style Identify APA and citations into two
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tone MLA citations categories:
plagiarism
● citation Examples and Non-
● example
● non-example Examples

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Introduction:
Let’s recap the vocabulary you learned in Module 3
Coherency
”describes the way that the elements in our sentences and paragraphs hang together to
produce meaning.”
If something has coherence, its parts are well-connected and work together to help the
reader make sense of the information.

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Style
the way a writer writes. It is commonly described as the author’s “voice” and includes
their syntax, preferred word choice, and tone.
Four main types of style are:
Expository Narrative Persuasive Descriptive
Tone
is the author’s attitude about a topic.

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Plagiarism
presenting someone else’s ideas as your own, with or without their consent, by incorporating
them into your own work.
APA Citation
is a quotation or an explicit reference to a source of information. An APA citation is the style developed
by the American Psychological Association and is the generally accepted style of citing sources.

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A learning objective of this course is centered on understanding a

specific style of citations called
APA citations.
You may be thinking, “What is an APA Citation?” Watch the video below to learn more and take notes as
you watch.
Video goes here
Youtube:
What is APA Citation? (2:14)

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Another learning objective of this course is to be able to classify a

citation as either an example or a non-example of APA style.
Remember that APA was developed by the American Psychological

Association, and is currently in its seventh edition.

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Let’s define two new vocabulary words you have likely heard and seen
before.
An example is something that follows a given rule or has a given characteristic.
Examples of birds are an eagle, a flamingo, and a parakeet
Image Citation: Flickr Citation: NeedPix Citation: Wikipedia

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A non-example is a little harder to define. A non-example is the opposite of an

example. It’s also a more broad concept.
A non-example of a bird could be…
Image Citation: Flickr

Image Citation: Pixino Image Citation: WikiMedia

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Video Examples
Click here to learn about the Basics of APA In-
Text Citations and their role.
Video goes here
Youtube: APA 7th Edition: The Basics of APA in-Text
Citations (3:48)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opp259YvaoE&ab_ch
annel=Scribbr
Click here to learn more about APA 7th Edition

format.
Youtube: In-text citations made easy: APA 7th edition Video goes here
format (16:22)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWZCXPoBo-k&ab_c
hannel=SmartStudent

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Knowledge Check #1
1. What does APA stand for?
A. American Psychological Association

B. Apple Pie Association
C. American Physicians Association

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Knowledge Check #1
2. What edition is being used for APA citations?
A. 6th
B. 7th
C. MLA

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Knowledge Check #1
3. Why would the author Jane Doe be cited as “Doe,

J.?”
A. To sort citations by author’s gender.

B. To sort citations by author's first name and highlight gender
bias.
C. To sort citations by author’s last name and lessen gender
bias.
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Knowledge Check #1
4. How would the book “Moby Dick” be cited in APA

style?
A. MOBY DICK
B. Moby Dick
C. Moby Dick

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Knowledge Check #1
5. What is an in-text citation?
A. The citation found on the references page.

B. The most important part of the citation.
C. The part of the citation that is put in your written
work.

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Guided Practice
Directions:
Now you will practice identifying APA citations. Click the button labeled “Example” (lights up) if the
item you see is a proper APA citation. Click the button “Non-Example” if it is not a proper APA citation.
Example Non Example

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Examples [APA
transition in here.
Examples shown here]
Developer Notes:
● APA citation items are shown one at a time with no time limit.
● A total of 10-15 items are shown for guided practice.
Example Non Example
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● Correct answer: learner hears an audible “ding!” and a green check mark.
● Incorrect answer: learner gets a “try again” pop up
● If the learner earns a score of 80% or below, they are rerouted back to read through the module and practice before the next attempt.

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Knowledge Check #2
1. True or False: This is an example of an APA citation.
Iowa State University. (n.d.). Writing Course Goals/Learning

Outcomes and Learning Objectives . Center for Excellence in
Learning and Teaching.

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Knowledge Check #2
2. Which of these is a non-example of an APA citation?
A. “Moby Dick” by Herman Melville

B. Melville, H. (1922) Moby Dick

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Knowledge Check #2
3. On the next screen, match the two APA Citations to the

correct column (Example and Non-Example)

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Examples Non Examples
Deer, John. The Evolution of a

Post-Modern Society. Doe, J. (1991) The Apple Doesn’t Fall
Far
Jeong, L. (1990) The Evolution of a
Post-Modern Society.
Doe, J. (1991) The apple doesn’t fall Carter, T. (1980) The Circle of Life
far.
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Knowledge Check #2
4. True or False: This an example of an APA citation.
Jack London (1906) White Fang

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Module Summary:
You did it!

You now know how to:
Define: Classify APA

●
●
coherency Identify APA and citations into two
style
● tone MLA citations categories:
● plagiarism
● citation Examples and Non-
● example
● non-example Examples

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Classify Examples &

Classify Examples and Non-Examples

Designer notes: Narrator

Click here to go back to Click here to go to the

Designer notes: Narrator

What You’ll Need:

● Access to a mobile device, tablet, or smartphone

Designer notes: Narrator

keep in mind our Learning Objectives.

By the end of this module, you will know how to:

Define: Classify APA

Designer notes: Narrator

Designer notes: Narrator

Four main types of style are:

Expository Narrative Persuasive Descriptive

Designer notes: Narrator

Designer notes: Narrator

A learning objective of this course is centered on understanding a

Video goes here

Designer notes: Narrator

Another learning objective of this course is to be able to classify a

Remember that APA was developed by the American Psychological

Designer notes: Narrator

An example is something that follows a given rule or has a given characteristic.

Examples of birds are an eagle, a flamingo, and a parakeet

Image Citation: Flickr Citation: NeedPix Citation: Wikipedia

Designer notes: Narrator

A non-example is a little harder to define. A non-example is the opposite of an

A non-example of a bird could be…

Image Citation: Flickr

Designer notes: Narrator

Click here to learn more about APA 7th Edition

Designer notes: Narrator

1. What does APA stand for?

A. American Psychological Association

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2. What edition is being used for APA citations?

Designer notes: Narrator

3. Why would the author Jane Doe be cited as “Doe,

A. To sort citations by author’s gender.

4. How would the book “Moby Dick” be cited in APA

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5. What is an in-text citation?

A. The citation found on the references page.

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Example Non Example

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Example Non Example

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1. True or False: This is an example of an APA citation.

Iowa State University. (n.d.). Writing Course Goals/Learning

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2. Which of these is a non-example of an APA citation?

A. “Moby Dick” by Herman Melville

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3. On the next screen, match the two APA Citations to the

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Deer, John. The Evolution of a

4. True or False: This an example of an APA citation.

Jack London (1906) White Fang

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You did it!