Gathering Sources
- Source MatrixUse this matrix to help map out how you are using your sources.
When you have compiled your primary objects, background and contextual information, and scholarly articles, it may be useful to keep track of how you will use them. Below are some worksheets that may be helpful in this endeavor.
- Tracking SourcesThis worksheet from the University of Denver is another matrix for keeping track of sources.
Revision Tips and Tricks
- Reading AloudThis handout from UNC explains the benefits of reading your paper aloud.
- Reorganizing DraftsThis handout from the UNC Writing Center provides advice on how to reorganize your draft.
- Reverse OutliningThis handout from the Duke University Writing Studio explains how to work with a reverse outline.
Chicago Style Manual
A Manual for Writers of Research Papers, Theses, and Dissertations by Call Number: Ready Reference LB2369 .T8 2018ISBN: 9780226494425Publication Date: 2018-04-16
Online Chicago/Turabian Resources
Some useful online resources include:
UMUC Library:
Chicago Citation Examples
Colorado State University:
Chicago Manual of Style
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