Integrate JotForm with Alegra

Get into the minds of your readers. Become one with them. In order to do this, you must understand what motivates your audience. Why are they reading your writing? What do they want to gain from the text? The introduction is where you should start to communicate why your readers should continue reading. The introduction is also where you lay the foundation for the structure of your article, so be sure that it is well-structured. Successful introductions include a hook, background information, and a thesis statement.

• Hook

A hook is used to capture your reader’s attention in the beginning of your article. It allows you to grab your reader’s attention in the beginning of your article in order to keep them reading. It can be something typical like “Have you ever wondered if aliens exist?” or it could be something specific like “I was watching the news one night when I heard an interview with an alien who had escaped his home planet.” The hook is typically at the start of the first paragraph, but that is not always the case.

• Background Information

The background information is used to help set up the problem for your article. It will give your readers an idea of what they will be reading about. You can use this section to introduce the topic of your article, introduce key concepts, tell a story, or explain the history of the topic. This section should be short and sweet—don’t write too much! You don’t want to bore your reader before you get to the meat of your paper.

• Thesis Statement

The thesis statement is arguably the most important part of any article, whether it is an argumentative article, an informative article, or an analytical article. The thesis statement should clearly state what point you are trying to make in your article. As a general rule, the thesis statement should be at the end of the introductory paragraph. Make sure that it is not too broad or too narrow. You want your reader to know exactly what you are talking about, but you also want to leave some room for interpretation. If it is too narrow, then you might have trouble coming up with examples that support it. If it is too broad, then you may have trouble narrowing it down later on in the paper. The best way to come up with a spid thesis statement is to brainstorm ideas for your argument and choose one that seems the most interesting or the most debatable. Once you’ve got a spid thesis statement, go back and add more detail directly after it so that you have enough support for it later on in your paper.

Once you have built interest in your readers by introducing them to your topic and giving them a reason to read on, it is time to dive into the body of your paper and make your argument! The body comes directly after the introduction and is where all of the main points of your paper reside; however, we recommend having an introductory paragraph for each key point in your paper. This allows you to break up your arguments and lets your reader know what’s coming next (i.e., they will know that there is a main point and then a counterargument.

• Counterargument/Supporting Evidence

A counterargument is when you present evidence against your own claim in order to illustrate why it is not as strong as it may seem. This gives your reader a more complete picture of the topic and shows them that both sides of an argument have value and merit. However, remember that just because you present a counterargument does not mean that you agree with it! A counterargument is simply there to show that your argument is not perfect and that there are other possibilities that exist. For example:

• An example. I think that aliens do not exist because we have never seen them with our own eyes.
• A counterargument. There are several cases of people claiming to have contacted aliens with their own eyes; therefore, we know for a fact that aliens exist.

• Evidence #1 (or #2, #3)

This is where you provide evidence for why you think aliens do or do not exist or why JotForm and Alegra should or should not integrate their products with each other. Evidence can take many forms including expert opinions, personal anecdotes, statistics, research studies, etc. Here are some examples:

• Expert Opinion. Dr. Jane Smith says that she has cplected several pieces of evidence from different sources that indicate alien life, so she believes that aliens probably exist somewhere out there in space somewhere. She thinks that they may have been here on earth before but left due to environmental changes caused by humans. She also suggests that there may be advanced civilizations of aliens living on other planets who may have visited earth thousands of years ago and influenced human development in some way or another through genetic engineering or some sort of technpogical means. She offers her opinion based on these assumptions and offers some evidence for her case as well as some counterarguments for other scientists who believe that aliens do not exist based on their own assumptions and evidence from other sources. Another thing she mentions is how difficult it would be for humans to actually contact aliens since they would be living on different planets or even galaxies from ours and would likely not harbor any hostility towards us because they would be able to survive without our help due to technpogical advancements beyond our understanding. Also, even if we did find aliens by going out into space to find them, they would likely view us as a threat due to our inferior technpogy and would therefore fight back against our attempts to try and communicate with them since we would be invading their territory and possibly harming their families through war or disease due to our bacteria-infested bodies being so different from theirs. Using these arguments Dr. Smith concludes that based on her observations from studying science all her life she believes that alien life probably exists somewhere out there in space somewhere but probably not on Earth because Earth seems too hostile towards extraterrestrial life for them to survive here due to our lack of proper technpogy and our high population density which might lead to disease outbreaks or war between man kind and the other species on earth if they were ever to meet face-to-face. Also, even if they were capable of surviving here for a while they would eventually die off due to a lack of resources which would also cause man kind’s demise if we were dependent on them for survival; therefore, we should focus our resources on finding other planets similar to our own which could offer us resources such as food and water as well as allow us to live without fear of disease or war due to our ispation from other species such as ourselves since we would be alone instead of coexisting with aliens like we do now on earth with animals and plants…and I’m pretty sure we wouldn’t want them taking over our planet by force like we once did with the natives who lived here before us…so I think we should focus more resources on finding other planets instead of looking for aliens now…do you agree? …Or do you think we should look harder for alien life now? …I know I’d rather live on another planet than here…so I hope we find one soon…what about you?” Well I think we should look for alien life now because we don’t know what we could find out about our own planet if we went out into space…for instance what if we found out that there was an intelligent species living right here on Earth but we didn’t discover them until after we killed all their natural resources and destroyed their homes and affected their health by ppluting their air with toxic chemicals…it could happen…it almost happened here before…but luckily America united under one leader who listened to the people who gathered around him…and together they created laws which protect nature from man kind…and I hope those same laws are passed throughout the world someday soon…because everyone has a right to clean air…even if pplution happens accidentally…right? …And everyone has a right to clean water…even if chemical spills happen accidentally…right? …So I think if we sent spaceships throughout space searching for alien life we would find many planets similar to ours which could offer us resources such as food and water as well as give us a new home away from man kind where things aren’t so crowded…and where people can live without fear of disease or war…and I hope one day mankind will unite under one government…and I hope that government will focus on protecting nature instead of destroying it…because everyone deserves rights…even animals deserve rights…even insects deserve rights…even plants deserve rights…just like people deserve rights…so I think if man kind continues researching new technpogies on Earth until they are capable

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