Creating a Brochure

I. Set up your page

A Go to File

Page Setup

Margins-change to landscape OK

B. Go to Format

Columns

Change to 3 columns

Check: equal column width

Check: line between columns (the line will show up later) OK

C. Turn on the overwrite option by pressing the Insert key.

D. Press your Enter key until your cursor moves all the way through 3 columns on two pages.

Stop at the bottom of the right column on page 2.

E. Save your setup calling it "brochure followed by homeroom"

II. Identify information locations

A. Label each column so you remember how it will look folded.

Page 1.

Left column: inside flap Center column: back

Right column: cover

Page 2

Left column: inside left

Center column: inside center

Right column: inside right

III. Plan your information to fit into those locations-use a scrap piece of paper and rough it in.

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CITATION EXAMPLES.

All citations must be listed in alphabetical order by the first word in the entry.
        If a citation takes up more than  one line, then the additional lines must
        be indented .5 inches from left margin, just like this paragraph.
Please note: Anything shown in italics below may be underlined instead of italicized.

Book
Examples:

Bonner, Mary J. New Forms of Communication. Boston: Holt, Rinehart and
        Winston, 1988.

Author. Title. City and State Published: Publishing Co, Date Published.

Encyclopedia
Example:

“Satellites,” World Book Encyclopedia. 1997, Vol. 12.

Author. (if Available) “Title of Article,” Name of Encyclopedia.
        Date Published, Vol.# .

Online Encyclopedia
Example:

With author:
Smith, Jane. "George Washington." Encyclopedia Americana Online.
         Online. Grolier Interactive Inc. January 4, 1998.

Without author:
"Eastern Africa." Britannica Online. Online. Encyclopedia Britannica Inc.
         March 5, 1998.

Format:
Author (if available). "Title of article." Title of electronic work.

Medium. Publisher/Information supplier. Date of access.

Bradford, Justin. “D-Day: A Soldier’s Story,” Newsweek, March 3, 1991,
         pp.39-42.

Author. (If available). “Title of Article,” Name of Magazine or newspaper,
        Date of Magazine or newspaper, page number of article.

CD-ROM RESOURCES
Examples:

"The Pequot War." The American Indian. A Multimedia Encyclopedia.
        Vers. 2.0 CD-ROM. New York: Facts on File, 1995.

Author if available).“ Article title.” Title of CD-ROM. Vers.# CD-ROM.
        Place Published: Publishing Co, Date published.

WORLD WIDE WEB
Example:
McKenzie, Jamieson. "Libraries of the Future." From Now On. April 1996.
        Sept. 28, 1996. Online. Available:
        http://www.pacificrim.net/~mckenzie. Nov. 28,1996.

Format:
Author's name(if available). "Title of work." Title of complete work. Date of
        work posted or revised if available. Online. Available:Web address.
        Date of visit.

INTERVIEW

To cite an interview that you conducted, give the name of the person interviewed, the kind of interview (personal interview, telephone interview, email interview, etc.)on topic of interview, place of interview and the date of the interview.

Example:

Smith, John. Telephone interview on Vietnam War. Cincinnati, Ohio. Oct. 10, 2000.

If you are requested to submit an annotated bibliography, supply a brief description of each entry and how it pertains to your research..

Example:

“Satellites,” World Book Encyclopedia. 1997, Vol. 12.
        This book gave me information that helped me to visualize the distance between each planet and to build my model in the proper perspective.

Format:

Regular citation format for the entry.
    A brief description of information contained in the source and how you utilized it. Entire paragraph should be indented .5 inches from left margin.