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HELLO, hello, I have an assignment to do, i will explain everything below . and there’s couple of things are attached.

Misinformation Essay Assignment Sheet

So Far:

We read about and discussed issues around misinformation and finding credible information. You built an annotated bibliography based on either a question from the assignment sheet or a question you developed.

So Now:

Your job for this paper is to construct an opinionated essay on the topic you chose. Keep in mind that you are not confined to the exact question(s) from that assignment, and that you probably should revise your topic based on what you learned in doing your annotated bib. The annotated bib should have put you in a position to know quite a bit more about your topic.

In other words, your initial question came when you had limited knowledge on your topic. Now that you know more, your opinions should be more complex and should reflect your expanded knowledge.

For instance, if your initial question was about whether social media plays a significant role in amplifying misinformation, your essay might look at whether or not companies like Facebook should have some legal responsibility for misinformation that appears on their platform.

To Start:

You should read “Constructing the Thesis (Links to an external site.)” and “Intros and Outros (Links to an external site.)” in Guptill.

After that, you should write and submit a three-story thesis. The “Constructing the Thesis” chapter has several examples. Please note that for this, you are only submitting the thesis, which will be a maximum of 2 sentences.

After you receive feedback on your thesis, you can move to working on your rough draft.

The paper should follow the guidelines in Guptill for constructing an “organic college paper” not a “five-paragraph theme.” If the material in the book does not make sense, please reach out to me.

Your paper should use (and properly cite) at least 4 sources. At least 1 of your sources should be scholarly. You can use the sources from your annotated bib, but you will likely want to expand beyond those sources. You may also use the assigned readings from the class in your paper, but they do not count towards your 4 sources! Also, remember that you are not limited to only written sources. Credible information can be found in many different formats, including documentaries, podcasts, interviews, and news programs.

The paper should use MLA format, including in-text citations and a properly formatted Works Cited page. The paper should be minimum 1000 words.

The Purdue OWL is a wonderful resource. Their materials for in-text citation can be found here (Links to an external site.).

And their materials for a works cited page can be found here (Links to an external site.).

Important to start with:

1- three-story thesis

2- Rough Draft

3- Final Draft