How to Cite Your Sources

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How to Cite Your Sources Revised August 12, 2009

First steps first: As you take notes Start by writing down the name of your source. Hey! WRITE YOUR SOURCES DOWN! E.g. Author, Title, Date, Magazine, Publisher, Encyclopedia, Date of Publication, Where it was Published, URL

Why site sources What is plagiarism? Plagiarism: To take or use improperly or illegally the works or ideas of another You MUST document all sources to avoid plagiarism

Bibliography Formatting MLA and APA format are most popular We use MLA Books, encyclopedias, websites, Magazines are examples of sources to be cited The most important things to note in a bibliography are: Author—if found, Title, Publisher, Date, URL/Web Address—if needed

Book Author’s last name, Author’s first name. Title of Book. Place of publication: publisher, date of publication. Example: Be aware that all punctuations are important! Schwartz, Linda. Research & Research Activities to Encourage Encyclopedia Use Grades 4-6. Santa Barbara, CA: The Learning Works, INC., 1984.

Article in an Encyclopedia/Magazine Last Name, First Name. “Name of the article,” Name of Encyclopedia/Magazine. place of publication: publisher, date of publication. Example: Be aware that all punctuations are important! If there is no author, then start with the name of the article. Stimpson, Jennifer. “Install Wall Frames.” This Old House. New York: This Old House, Inc., Jan/Feb. 2009.

Website Last Name, First Name. Name of Website. (Month Day, Year). “Name of Article in Quotations.” Retrieved: Month Day, Year. Web Address/URL Example: Be aware that all punctuations are important! Roach, John. National Geography. (1996-2009). “Valentine’s Day Facts: Gifts, History, and Love Science.” Retrieved: Feb. 12, 2009. http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2009/02/090211-valentines-day-gifts-history.html

Interview Last name, First name. Personal INTERVIEW. Date of the interview. If the interview is done by phone replace personal with phone Example: Smith, John. Personal INTERVIEW. April 17, 2006

Encyclopedia Britannica Online www.school.eb.com Username: oneidawi Password: thunderhawks This website provides you with an already made citation! Just copy and paste!

Pictures & Sound Pictures, Sound, and Clipart must be sited Follow directions for citing source where pic/sound is located (ex. Book or Website) Pictures from a photographer must include: Name of photographer, Date taken Avoid images searches, unreliable to cite

Review: What is Plagiarism? Using someone else’s ideas without giving credit Where will you find examples of how to cite a source? A link on the library page—Noodles Tools & Citation page link for Middle School When should you start citing sources? Before you start taking your notes

Bibliogrpahy The Purdue OWL Family of Sites. 08 Feb. 2009. The Writing Lab and OWL at Purdue and Purdue University. 08 Feb. 2009 <http://owl.english.purdue.edu>. Schwartz, Linda. Research & Research Activities to Encourage Encyclopedia Use Grades 4-6. Santa Barbara, CA: The Learning Works, INC., 1984. Rochelle, Marion; Keagle, Beverly; and O’Halleran, Beatrice Mary. Research Revelations. p. 29-31. Teacher’s Inc. 1988. Encyclopedia Britannica Online. 08 Feb 2009. Encyclopedia Britannica. 08 Feb. 2009 < www.school.eb.com >. Research PowerPoint Template. 08 Feb. 2009. Microsoft Downloads. 08 Feb. 2009. <www.downloads.microsoft.com>