[Trainer-Talk] Final project requirements for technology classes

[Don Barrett]

The book from National Braille Press by David Kingsbury on formatting Word
with Jaws and NVDA provides good information on the various styles. Chapter
one includes the following contents:
1 Overview of Style Guides for Academic Papers	3
1.1 Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (APA)	3
1.2 MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers	4
1.3 The Chicago Manual of Style (CMOS)	4
1.4 Purdue Online Writing Lab	5
1.5 Similarities and Differences for Document Formatting	5

Hope this helps.

Don

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Hello:

 

I have a person who is working on a research paper for his final project in
technology class. His stated vocational goal is psychology. The plan has a
goal of voice actor. How deep do all of you get into writing styles such as
APA, Chicago and MLA? How long of a paper do you expect? What other kinds of
final projects do you assign? I have one who will complete the program by
thanksgiving with an independent living goal and some hope of non-clerical
work. I have a user who will not have a computer available and uses his
iPhone. The one doing the paper has about 6 weeks in the training center.
Ideas welcome.

 

Thank you.

 

Nancy Coffman

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