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Types of graphic designers 2 “ The term ‘graphic designer’ was not coined until 1922 by William Addison Dwiggins.” (Gatta, Lange, and Lyons 18) This parenthetical citation shows a book source with author and page number.

(“Graphic Designer”) This parenthetical citation shows a website article with no author. They develop personalities for companies through visual communication. A parenthetical citation from a book may look like this: (Smith 45) One from a website with no author may look like this: (“Graphic Designer”) For additional information on parenthetical citations, go to Ĭareer Description 1 Graphic designers create logos and graphics that represent companies. They can vary according to the source type. Parenthetical Citations Parenthetical citations are used in your paper to show where you got your information from. This is an effective way to incorporate quotes in your paper. (“Graphic Designer”) Incorporating quotes: This note card shows information that is both paraphrased and quoted directly in one sentence. Incorporating quotes Career Description 1 Functioning as “experts in visual communication,” graphic designers are called upon to “persuade, entertain, and inform the public” about a client’s product or service. Client Communication 1 “ Designers must find out what the client wants, who the target audience is, what kind of budget is available, and when the project must be completed.” (“Graphic Designer”) Direct Quote: Information that is copied directly from the source must have quotation marks. (“Graphic Designer”) Paraphrase: This type of card has information that you have put into your own words. Note card tips Note cards can include one of the following: paraphrased information, direct quotes, or a sentence that incorporates a partial quote or quotes Ĭareer Description 1 Graphic designers create logos and graphics that represent companies. Typically one note, or one sentence, is on each card. Note: This is your research in note form.

Often there is an author name and page number, but citation types differ. Parenthetical Citation: Include the citation you would use in your paper here. Source: This number corresponds to the number on your Works Cited card and shows where the information came from. (“Graphic Designer”) Topic: This is what the note is about. They develop personalities for companies through advertisements, posters, brochures, websites, etc. Note Cards Career Description 1 Graphic designers create logos and graphics that represent companies. Use the same source number from the Works Cited card in the top right. Give your note card a topic in the top left. Time to take notes! One idea or “note” should go on each note card. Works Cited Formats If you need help properly citing different types of sources (book, website, database, etc.) go to All notes from this source will also have a number 2 in the upper right corner. Source: This is a new source, so it has a new number. Depending on what type of source it is, different information will be needed. Citation: Use proper MLA format with the correct punctuation. Works Cited Note Card Example #2 2 Smith, Grace. Also, the second line (and any other lines after) is indented. Format: Notice that this entry is double-spaced, so skip lines when writing on a note card.

Then, all your notes that come from this source will have the number 1 in the top right corner. The first Works Cited card is 1, the second is 2, and so on. This citation will look the same on your Works Cited page. Works Cited Note Card Example #1 1 “ Graphic Designer.” Career Cruising. This includes all the citation info exactly as it would appear on your Works Cited page (author, title, etc.) It’s good to do this BEFORE you take your first note. What do I do first? Create a Works Cited Note Card. Research Strategies Taking notes using note cards Holly Frilot Collins Hill High School Spring 2010