Protocols

Protocols

Class Protocols

This is where you can find details on how we will do things in class.

File Naming Protocol:

• All digital submissions should follow the file naming protocol:  
• Period#_LastName_FirstName_AssignmentTitle

Homework due dates:

• Digital homework submissions have a default due time of 11:59 PM the day they are assigned.  Typically these assignments are submitted through Google classroom, but occasionally digital submission will occur through Turnitin.com.
• All hand-written or printed out homework assignments should be assumed due at the beginning of the next class meeting unless an alternative due date or time is provided. 

Note Taking

• The textbook provides the Learning Objective Essential Questions for the readings.
• The questions relate to the sections covered in the text so you may have more than one Essential Question/Reading objective for an assignment.

1. Copy the essential question you will be answering
2. Preview the entire section before you read
3. Pay attention to pictures, graphs, maps, the bigger they are the more important they are.
4. Read /Note Taking: fill in the left side column with the organization (ALL teal titles, red headings, and blue subheadings, terms, facts, people.) Then supply questions, notes, explanations in the right column.
5. After you read and take notes, write a 3 to 4 sentence response to each essential question at the bottom of the last page you took notes (NOTE: credit for this is based on both quantity and quality)

• Here is the template for the Reading Notes Template used for the nightly homework reading assignments.
• Here is a template/example of the alpha-numeric outline style use for lecture notes, etc.

Timeline Assignment

• Here is the Timeline assignment detailed instructions.

History Journal Formatting 

Option 1

Date__________
HJ/HJC
Prompt _________________________
Response ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Comment/ Add-ons __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Option 2

Date__________   HJ/HJC             Prompt _________________________
Response ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Comment/ Add-ons __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Style Guide -Chicago Style

• Here is the Purdue OWL Style Manual with detailed instructions for Chicago style citations.
• Here is an annotated Sample Paper formatted in Chicago style
• Here is another Sample Paper for History in Chicago Style
• Google Docs also has a Chicago style template

General Model for Citing Books in the Chicago Notes and Bibliography System
Footnote or endnote (N):
1. First name Last name, Title of Book (Place of publication: Publisher, Year of publication), page number.

Corresponding bibliographical entry (B):
Last name, First name. Title of Book. Place of publication: Publisher, Year of publication.