Process Paper
I picked Alice Paul because I had recently seen a movie about her. She most likely wasn't a commonly thought of person. Alice Paul was born in 1885 and died in 1997, so there was a substantial amount of data I was able to use. I had decided to make a website using Weebly, because I used it last year and it worked out for me.
My first order of business was to gather all the websites/ books I needed about Alice Paul and her Companions. I first got my primary sources, which consisted of articles she was interviewed in or interviews. Then I got all of my secondary sources, which were all mainly about her life. I gathered as much information as I could, to where I wouldn’t be repeating myself. As I did this, I copied and pasted every URL of every website I looked at on a paper. I did this that way I would be keeping track of the websites I needed to annotate.
Over the next few weeks, I was mainly organizing my information, and determining what I wanted my website to look like. I decided on what topics I wanted to cover, and how much information I wanted to put there. Once about seventy percent of my data was gathered, I started on all the pictures I wanted to use. This included the header pictures, and the one in every slide. I did the same as I had done with the information and copied all the URL’s onto the same paper. I kept the primary sources, secondary sources, and the pictures separate. This way I would be able to organize them on my website.
A week later I finished gathering all the information I wanted and started annotating every URL. For the majority of the URL’s I used www.Easybib.com to annotate them, then towards the end I did the rest myself.
On the last few days I just tweaked my website and checked for any errors. Once I was satisfied, I had finished with my project.
My first order of business was to gather all the websites/ books I needed about Alice Paul and her Companions. I first got my primary sources, which consisted of articles she was interviewed in or interviews. Then I got all of my secondary sources, which were all mainly about her life. I gathered as much information as I could, to where I wouldn’t be repeating myself. As I did this, I copied and pasted every URL of every website I looked at on a paper. I did this that way I would be keeping track of the websites I needed to annotate.
Over the next few weeks, I was mainly organizing my information, and determining what I wanted my website to look like. I decided on what topics I wanted to cover, and how much information I wanted to put there. Once about seventy percent of my data was gathered, I started on all the pictures I wanted to use. This included the header pictures, and the one in every slide. I did the same as I had done with the information and copied all the URL’s onto the same paper. I kept the primary sources, secondary sources, and the pictures separate. This way I would be able to organize them on my website.
A week later I finished gathering all the information I wanted and started annotating every URL. For the majority of the URL’s I used www.Easybib.com to annotate them, then towards the end I did the rest myself.
On the last few days I just tweaked my website and checked for any errors. Once I was satisfied, I had finished with my project.