1. CITING YOUR SOURCES Using MS Word to help! by Mrs. Betzold 2011

2. WHY CITE SOURCES?  Avoid violating copyright laws  Avoid plagiarizing  So others can learn from your sources  Show a range of information (credibility to your research)  Show reliability and authenticity of sources  Show respect and gratitude for the work of others

3. ENTER SOURCES  Open up a Word Document  Under the Document Tab  click on Manage  On Citation window,  click on wheel  Go to Citations Source Manager  Click on New  Select Type of Source

4. BOOKS  Basic information needed:  Author  Title  City the book was published in  Publisher  Year it was published

5. WEBSITE  Basic Information needed:  Author if available  Title of the Web Page  Title of the Web Site  URL  Year the website was updated or created  Year, month and date you went to it

6. WORLD BOOK OR GROLIER ONLINE ENCYCLOPEDIA  Use Web site for type of information  Basic Information Needed:  Author if available  Name of the Web Page (within the Online Encyclopedia)  Name of the Web Site (the name of the Online Encyclopedia)  URL  Producer of the Online Encyclopedia  Year of the copyright  Year, month and date you looked at it

7. CLIP ART OR PHOTOS  Use Document from a website for type of information  Basic information needed:  Author-if available  Name of Web Page  Name of Web Site  URL  Copyright year  Year, Month and Date you accessed it

8. INSERTING THE BIBLIOGRAPHY  Open document  Click at place to insert  Go to Document Elements tab  Click on Bibliography  In window, click on Bibliography  Separate sources with a return