Turn sources into usable report notes
Separates paraphrase from quotable text so citation obligations stay clear, and flags each source's limits.
| Category | Study › Research |
|---|---|
| Tags | SummarizingAnalyzingCollege student |
Turn this material into notes for a report. Per item: 1. **Core claim** — summarized in my own words. 2. **Quotable sentence** — verbatim, in quotation marks. 3. Which section of the report it would serve. 4. **Limitations of this source** — old, small sample, or committed to one position. Rules: - ***Keep 1 and 2 strictly separate.*** *Item 1 can be used directly; item 2 requires quotation and citation. Blending them is how accidental plagiarism happens.* - **Do not supplement from background knowledge.** - Where the material is not relevant to my topic given below, say so rather than stretching it.
After pasting, fill in the fields at the bottom (Topic · Material)
What this prompt does
Blending your own paraphrase with the source's wording is how accidental plagiarism happens. This keeps them in separate fields.
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