Monday, January 21, 2019
Turning Google Docs Footnotes into Endnotes
In my schoolwe don't ask the students to use footnotes. Rather we have students do a works cited page at the end of their document. If you are school that uses Google then you might be familiar with the autocitation feature of Google Docs. This is really helpful for students, but the problem is that it creates footnotes, not endnotes. In the past, I have had my students copy the footnotes and paste them at the end of their paper. While not terrible, students often forget or don't capture the whole citation. I recently came across a Google Doc add-in called Endnote Generator and I think it's just what my students need. Is this something that you think you would use with your students? Do you know of something similar?
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copyright,
google,
literacy,
student resources
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