Question about Citations in Storytelling #1031
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Good morning! My team and I are working on the "Tell a Climate Story Challenge." We would like to know the citation rules for referencing scientific data in storytelling. Can citations be included only in the project submission without being on the platform that we develop? Is it necessary to cite even when paraphrasing, etc.? Thanks in advance! |
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In the Document which you submit , you have to do the citation |
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https://www.spaceappschallenge.org/resources/-faq/#project-submission-live |
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Thanks! |
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Good morning to you and your team! This is one of my favorite challenges - and SO IMPORTANT! Judges will love to see how you creatively integrate your citations in your slides or presentation. You have so much material to work with that you shouldn't be worried about it! Here are some ideas: when making a big or controversial or impactful statement, it helps to have citations (to give credibility, to establish facts, etc...). When you add in your own ideas and fresh perspectives, you don't need special citations. I love citations but they can hamper your creativity to shine. Have a great weekend. We look forward to seeing how you weave citations in to your spectacular solution! Good luck! |
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Thank you!! And is there any limitation regarding which sources we can quote? I couldn't find any info on that. Thanks agai! |
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@Malenagv20 - you are welcome to use any sources, but make sure to incorporate at lease some materials from NASA and other space agencies that are listed in the RESOURCES tab of your challenge description. Good luck! |
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Good morning to you and your team! This is one of my favorite challenges - and SO IMPORTANT! Judges will love to see how you creatively integrate your citations in your slides or presentation. You have so much material to work with that you shouldn't be worried about it! Here are some ideas: when making a big or controversial or impactful statement, it helps to have citations (to give credibility, to establish facts, etc...). When you add in your own ideas and fresh perspectives, you don't need special citations. I love citations but they can hamper your creativity to shine. Have a great weekend. We look forward to seeing how you weave citations in to your spectacular solution! Good luck!