1. How to Cite Michael Hull, Valerie T., Jennifer Wolfe, Jonathon Wasserstein

2. Why Cite? The purpose of citing sources is to give credit to the author for any ideas or quotations that you use To enable your reader to locate the sources.

3. How to cite? Step 1 - Decide what type of resource you are using Book Web Site Magazine Interview Step 2 – Look up the proper formatting for your source Step 3 - Write your citation Use the proper punctuation Remember, your source might not have all of the parts required

4. Citation Styles APA Psychology Education Other Social Sciences AMA Medicine Health Biological Sciences Turabian designed for college for use in all subjects Chicago used with all subjects in the "real world" by books, magazines, newspapers, and other non-scholarly publications.

5. Citation Styles MLA ◦Literature ◦Arts ◦Humanities Modern Language Association Style ◦most commonly used to write papers and cite sources within the liberal arts and humanities

6. In-Text Citations Parenthetical Citation ◦(Wordsworth 263) No Known Author ◦("Wordsworth Is a Loser" 100) Multiple Citations ◦If you cite more than one work by a particular author, include a shortened title for the particular work from which you are quoting to distinguish it from the others.

7. Formatting Quotations Short Quotations ◦Enclose the quotation within double quotation marks ◦Provide the author and specific page citation in the text ◦Include a complete reference on the Works Cited page. Long Quotations ◦place quotations in a free-standing block of text ◦Start the quotation on a new line indented one inch from the left margin Adding or Omitting Words In Quotations ◦If you add a word or words in a quotation, use brackets “[]” ◦If you omit a word or words from a quotation, use the ellipsis mark “…”

8. Footnotes and Endnotes Proper Use ◦MLA discourages extensive use of explanatory or digressive notes ◦Endnotes or footnotes can be used to evaluative bibliographic comments Numbering Endnotes and Footnotes ◦Footnotes in MLA format are indicated by consecutively-numbered superscript Arabic numbers

9. Works Cited Page: Basic Format Basic Rules ◦Separate page ◦Label the page ◦Double space ◦Indent second lines ◦List page numbers efficiently

10. Quiz 1 – Why should we cite our sources? A – It makes you look smart B – To give credit to the author C – Because KV White said so

11. Quiz 1 – Why should we cite our sources? A – It makes you look smart B – To give credit to the author C – Because KV White said so

12. Quiz 2 –What is the citation style most used by college students? A – APA B – Chicago C – MLA

13. Quiz 2 –What is the citation style most used by college students? A – APA B – Chicago C – MLA

14. Quiz 3 – When omitting words from a quote, what should you use? A – Brackets – [] B – Quotes – “” C – An ellipsis - …

15. Quiz 3 – When omitting words from a quote, what should you use? A – Brackets – [] B – Quotes – “” C – An ellipsis - …

16. Quiz 4 – Your ‘Works Cited’ page should be at… A – The beginning of your paper B – The end of your paper C – Wherever you feel like

17. Quiz 4 – Your ‘Works Cited’ page should be at… A – The beginning of your paper B – The end of your paper C – Wherever you feel like

18. Wiki Page

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