@christinajglane I recently figured out that you can put a quotation within a quotation. Meaning that if you are citing an author who also used direct quotes in the text, then you have to cite that as well. #okie1213
#okie1213 Your research question is meant to guide your paper. The sources you find will help you build off of your question and hopefully inspire as well.
Including all perspectives will be important but I am also worried about making sure the points help my argument naturally, instead of forcing it to work. #okie1213
@christinajglane When it comes to research arguments, my teachers would explain is it as an analyzation. I would, however, make it over-complicated and struggle for real.
I find it quite bothersome that some infographics are purposefully misleading. For those who may not know how to correctly analyze a source for their accuracy, it could be detrimental to the progression of helpful not harmful material being produced #okie1213
Discursive rhetoric is best when trying to fashion an argument but it lacks the human emotion that pieces can evoke when including non-discursive rhetoric #okie1213
I believe the best infographic to use for my research on the 2020 Democratic candidates is a Number Crunch. I have a large compilation of data and so a simple numerical representation would be perfect #okie1213
While designing my infographic, I have to make my data easily readable. A visually compelling piece doesn't always mean a clear representation of data. #okie1213
If I get caught up in the words of my infographic I have to remember to focus on showing my research rather than just telling the audience about it #okie1213