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Website etiquette or "netiquette" varies depending on the specific website and community it serves. In general, educational websites have certain conventions that derive from the nature of academic...
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You cannot completely "delete" questions that have been asked on eNotes. Only eNotes staff members have the power to do this. The idea or purpose of this is to create an archive of questions and...
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Difficult to know since you don't have the website posted. If you have been looking at a site like easybib.com, it will actually do either APA or MLA or several other formats. That is actually...
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We editors recently received a message about an italics problem. If you write your post in a text editing program such as MS Word, and then copy and paste into the enotes window, font details such...
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If I understand this correctly, you are writing a paper and you want to cite your professor as one of your sources. I assume that what you want to cite is a lecture that he or she gave. If that's...
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If you need to cite a specific page, click the "Cite this Page" link that is just below the title (see the page below for an example). That will launch a separate window that has a pre-formatted...
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A communications strategy is designed to convey your organization's objectives and goals clearly to all stakeholders. The communication strategy usually begins with a statement of purpose--in other...
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This is a fascinating question. As an institution, the academy and education, in general, always endures a type of time lag between innovations and how they will be appropriated into the learning...
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The URL link you list with your Question certainly does go to a less useful page than eNotes likes to offer; nonetheless, on the page of your previous question, the URL link there, in the Source...
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If you are an approved Educator (you have to apply and then make it through a training period first), then yes, you are eligible to earn points, badges, and money for contributing answers to...
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The points on eNotes aren't directly useful for anything. They are simply an indication of how a person uses the website. If you have friends also using eNotes, points can be used to compare how...
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Since you are a premium subscriber to enotes, you do have access to all of the chapter summaries. These summaries are very valuable when studying a book. There are essentially two ways you can...
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Great question! eNotes can be cited as a "web publication." Discussion groups, blog postings and the like have been designated their own guidelines in the MLA handbook. You would cite an answer...
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Same here. Some posts are credited to my editor log and I get a dollar for them, others aren't, though I get 10 points for them. Maybe posts could be marked as paying and non-paying ones, so that...
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Most of the editors who contribute to eNotes are teachers themselves, as you can see by looking at their profiles. They are offering an entirely ethical service intended to help students at all...
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To get answers to the Questions you post on the Question and Answer section of the academic resource site 'enotes'com' you first navigate to that section from the top nav bar. Once there, you are...
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Yes, the star does mean you are a premium member. In case others don't know what that means, it means that you get first priority. Editors will answer your questions first. Being a premium...
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Those of us who answer questions on here aren't affiliated with the actual owners of the site, so this is not an official statement, but here's my take on this: It really depends on what you are...
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For an APA reference, you can treat the eNotes eText version A Doll's House as an e-book. To cite an e-book in your Reference List, using APA, as usual, start with the author, last name first. In...
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If you join Enotes.com for free you get only one free token that can be used to access a page with premium content. You have 48 hours to use it after you join, else it expires. You do not get any...
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Cite this like any other encyclopedia with editor. For example: Smith, J. (2004). Martin Luther. In L. McDonald (ed.), Encyclopedia of science and religion. Babson Press. Retrieved November 20,...
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It sounds like you are having some trouble accessing the full summary of your work. On enotes you can ask questions for free any time, and you can view part of the summary of many different books....
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There are many people who answer questions on this site who are not editors. To become an editor, you must apply. When you first pull up the Enotes page, scroll to the very bottom, and scan for...
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The way for free-use students etc to view more than the Introduction of Study Guides, is to (1) read an answer to a question posted in the topic and click the eNotes links provided (if provided);...
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When searching for a poem by its title, there are a few steps that you can take. First of all, in the top Search box, the one that is heavily outlined in black, type the name of this poem. For...
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Editors at enotes will correct portions of your essay. If you want to get a lot of opinions, you can paste paragraphs from your essay into a discussion post. To create a new discussion, go here:...
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One of the great ways in which eNotes is designed to help students is the addition of a specific citation button on most study guide and reference pages. This button will automatically generate the...
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Unfortunately eNotes does not provide proofreading services to its users, so our editors will not be able to edit your essay for you. However, we have a topic of the site named 'Essay Lab' where...
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I guess you are asking a generic question of how to get your daughter to enroll in something when you are far away. First, I acknowledge the importance of your question. Distance makes things very...
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That's a good question, but it doesn't have a very satisfying answer. The "point system" doesn't actually do anything practical. It is a way for frequent contributors to the site to be recognized...
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On each page of information on Enotes, there is a link showing how that particular page can be cited. This link can be found directly underneath the title on the page, the third link, labeled "Cite...
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Depending on what your reference is on eNotes, you can cite the source just as you would any internet source, which includes author (if given), title of entry, web address, and date accessed. As...
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The standard way of quoting something you have retrieved from a website in the APA format is as follows: Author, A. (date). Title of document [Format description]. Retrieved from http://URL The...
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The simple answer to this is that guides on these texts have not been requested and/or written. The e-notes editors respond to demand: we answer questions posed and produce assignments and teaching...
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I think you have answered a question which was posted in a wrong group. Unless you become an editor with Enotes.com, it is not possible for you to change the group of the question. Once you are...
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At eNotes, we do not use specific tutors. If you have a question, you post it in the appropriate group. If your question is government related, it would probably go in the law group. To go to...
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What you are referring to is a block quote. It is often used to show that the text which has been marked is not a creation of the editor but has been taken from a source and used verbatim. These...
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You may not be able to find those particular books on enotes, but that doesn't mean you can't get help with your essays. You may want to try searching for the author's rather than the texts. Many...
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To find all the questions that you have posted, just click on your username or on your icon. You will be directed to the link http://www.enotes.com/people/ldygodi4100. This contains all your latest...
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If I understand your question correctly, you are asking how to get information about the subjects you are studying on the website after you joined as a member? If that is the question, these are...
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You enjoy the knowledge you have gained by using eNotes! You could also use them for bragging rights if you have friends on eNotes who don't have as many as you do! There isn't anything specific to...
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The best place to post your question would be in the eNotes Essay Lab. There you will find lots of similar questions and answers, and you ought to be able to pick up much useful information about...
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Enotes is a great place for teachers to find material to use in the classroom. The study guides give you detailed information about plot, characters, themes, and so on. Some study guides include...
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You have not mentioned the name of the book for which you are trying to find the lesson plans. eNotes has a very comprehensive collection of lesson plans for more than a thousand works of...
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Enotes offers a priority response time for questions asked by subscribing members who have bought a premium pass. As a subscribing member you are allowed to ask five questions in a day and all...
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Points are used for badges from enotes. Think of them as levels or ranks that you achieve. You get points for asking questions, posting discussion topics, and responding to other people's...
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eNotes users accumulate points in a number of ways, mainly by asking and answering questions in Q&A and contributing to discussions in the discussion boards. A full list of ways to collect...
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When you post a question, it can take a few moments before the question appears in the column. Usually it does happen right away. One key is the post the question in the right section. For...
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I'm afraid that you won't be able to "cash out" your points earned on eNotes. Approved editors do receive payment for the answers they provide, as well as for written summaries and document uploads.
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There are tons of sites out there. A quick google search will provide you with more sources than you can shake a stick at. However, speaking as a teacher that deals with this very topic in class,...