Citing+Print+&+Nonprint+Souces

=Citing Print and Non-Print Sources:= It is extremely important you use a variety of reliable sources in order to write your research paper. If you take information from a book, website, newspaper, magazine, movie, podcast, photograph, etc. you must give credit to the author, not only within your paper (parenthetical citation) but also in the work cited page of your research paper and/or project. When you create a work cited page, you must follow a very specific format. Luckily over the past few year, a number of interactive web tools have been developed to help you in this process.

The most popular web tool is definitely [|Easybib], but it is not always the easiest and most straight-forward tool to use. For this assignment we will be using Noodle Tool Express. In order to accurately cite a work you must be able to identify what format your research is in, and pick from the easy to use drop down menu to begin. 

Citation Tool:
Noodle Tools Express

Please cite the following sources:

//Fahrenheit 451// Author(s). Title of Book. Other Contributor(s). Edition ed. Vol. #. City: Publisher, Year. Print. Series NameSeries #.
 * Book:**

China lifts Facebook ban...a bit
 * Website:**

Photograph of Fukushima: First photo on webpage Contributor(s). "Title of Photo/Image." Name of Web Site. Site Publisher/Sponsor, Date of E-Publication. Web. Date of Access.

Ray Kurzweil: The accelerating power of technology Presenter(s). "Title of Presentation." Title of Meeting and Sponsoring Organization. Location, City. Date of Presentation. Speech.
 * Speech/Lecture: (TED talk)**

I Am Legend: Official Ending Primary Contributor(s). Title of Video. Other Contributor(s). Name of Web Site. Site Publisher/Sponsor, Date of E-Publication. Web. Date of Access.
 * Movie Clip from the web:**

Why Technology Will Make Inequality Much Worse Author(s). "Title of Post/Comment." Name of Weblog. Site Publisher/Sponsor, Date of E-Publication. Web. Date of Access.
 * Blog:**