PROJECT LAB / DIGITAL MAKING

A one-page source-reading guide

Make a practical companion for curious readers.

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Who it is for

Learners who want to explain how they examine information.

What you will practice

Turn a source-reading method into an understandable checklist.

What to bring

A text editor and a few suitable reference examples.

An optional AI contribution

Suggest different ways to explain authorship, dates, and supporting evidence.

Your seven-day plan

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Day 1Choose three reading questions: who created it, what supports it, and what is its context?Day 2Write one plain-language paragraph for each question.Day 3Choose a public source example and identify the relevant details.Day 4Create a short, clearly labeled demonstration exercise.Day 5Ask a willing reader to try the checklist and explain their process.Day 6Revise the wording and make the page easy to print or read on a phone.Day 7Finish the checklist, cite the example, and record one next activity.

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