Instruction
1. Cover page, with abstract. The abstract is a short one-paragraph description of the paper’s topic. It’s intended to help other researchers see what the scope of the paper is, so they can quickly decide if it covers the area they’re working on. For example, it may say that the paper covers the impact of smart phones on privacy and how to protect yourself, without giving any information about what can and should be done to accomplish that.
2. Introduction: The purpose, scope, and objectives of your paper. The significance of your topic—why you think it is important enough or interesting enough for you to study.
3. Discussion: The information you collected, with footnotes for your citations of you references. The analysis you performed, the conclusions you reached, and the recommendations (if any) that you are making. Your topic may not call for any recommendations; you’re not required to make any, but you should try to draw conclusions about possible future directions, even if you can’t choose any of them.
4. Conclusions and Recommendations: A summary list of the ones you made in the Discussion section. If you haven’t made any recommendations, you may title this section just “Conclusions.”
5. Bibliography: The books and journals from which your information came. This should include only those publications that you cite in the Discussion section, not those that you read but didn’t use. Each entry should have an identifying tag as explained below in the References section
*I NEED A B OR BETTER FOR FINAL GRADE OF THIS PAPER* MY TOPIC I CHOSE IS *HOW EDUCATION WAS POSITIVELY TRANSFORMED BY ZOOM DURING THE PANDEMIC" **PLEASE ADD WORK CITED MLA*
When you use material from another source, you must clearly indicate that you are quoting another source and you must identify that source. If you do not do this, you are offering the work of another person as your own. This is plagiarism—academic dishonesty—and you will receive an F for your paper.
For this paper use a Bibliography for your references and use Peer-reviewed or Refereed Journals. Keep in mind that for this class’s assignments you are not allowed to use first person. In addition, use MLA/APA Formatting for all written assignments. For more information, you can use these two links:
https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/01/ (Links to an external site.)
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/747/01/