How to use source correctly?

Annoying ways to use quotation

Armadillo Roadkill:
dropping in a quoation without introduction of it at first

Dating Spider-Man:
starting or ending a paragraph with a quotation

Uncle Barry and his Encyclopedia of Useless Information:
use too many quotation in a row.

consider paraphrasing or summarizing the source material .
make a guildline for your readers.

the safe flow of hearing how to read an upcoming quotation, reading it, and then being told one way to interpret it. Prepare, quote, analyze. But you can't overdo it.

Purposefully explainning your quotation to your readers. Telling your readers that there are some quotation is comming.

Am I in the Right Movie? :
failling to intergrate a quoattion in to the gramma of the preceding sentence

I Can’t Find the Stupid Link:
no connection between the first letter of a parenthetical citation and the first letter of a works cited entry

you read your essay out loud to someone else, and if you stumble as you enter a quotation, there’s probably something you can adjust in your lead-in sentence to make the two fit together well.

make sure that the first word of the works cited entry
is the word you use in your in-text citation, every time.

The Credible and reliable resource

Walk, Talk, Cook, Eat:
A Guide to Using Sources

What resource should be avoided?

Wikipedia

Source material based solely on opinion

Popular and collective websites

Where are reliable and credibile resource founded?

Academic peer-reviewed journals

Google scholar

Academic databases

Library reference or research desk

The communcation about how to use resource

I Swear I Did Some Research:
dropping in a citation without making it clear what information came from that source

Write the sentences preceding the citation with specific words and phrases that will tell readers what information came from where.