Source Integration (What are the differences between disinformation and misinformation?)

On the worksheet, identify the Who, When, Where, How, Why, and So What?

• Compose one body that uses the source, framing the source(s) as appropriate in the body paragraph. You may use a direct quote, a paraphrase, or a summary.
• Explain if you used a direct quote, paraphrase, or summary and which information from the chart you used to set up the source. Why did you feel that information was vital in framing the source?

Source Integration Worksheet

Using one source, fill out the chart below.

Who	When	Where	How	Why	So What
Author(s) names credentials, affiliations	Year source was published	Where source was published, e.g. name of scholarly journal, website, book, etc.	Methods of research	What was the purpose of source?	Why is the source relevant to your paper?

Paragraph

Make a body paragraph for the rough draft of your paper. Incorporate one or more sources, properly framing them with whatever information from the chart feels prudent.

Reflection

Explain which information you chose to use to frame the source and why you decided to use that information or exclude other information.