1. What, where, when, and why…
Bibliography
What, where, when, and why…

2. Bibliography
a list of all the sources you have actually used to do research
A bibliography is the last page of your research paper

3. Why do we write bibliographies?
To acknowledge our sources
To give readers information
To identify and consult our sources
To make sure our information is correct

4. What if we don’t include one?
We may be accused of plagiarism! If so, we may lose all or some of our grade for the assignment, or the entire class.

5. How to Prepare a Bibliography
3 main parts:
1. author,
2. title,
3. publication information
This information can be easily found on the front and back of the title page in the book.

6. How to create one
There are different ways to cite your books, encyclopedia articles, online encyclopedia articles, and internet sources.

7. Book with one author:
Last name, First name. The Title Underlined. Place of Publication: Publisher, Copyright date.
Example:
Bell, Stewart. The Martyr's Oath: The Apprenticeship of a Homegrown Terrorist.         Mississauga, ON: Wiley, 2005.

8. Practice Put the given information in correct bibliography format:
Clear Thinking and Writing
John Langan
Townsend Press, Inc.
2010
Boulder, CO

9. Answer
Langan, John. Clear Thinking and Writing. Boulder, CO: Townsend Press, Inc., 2010.

10. Encyclopedia article:
Last name, First name (if given). "Title of Article." Name of Encyclopedia Underlined. Edition [year].
Example:
Kibby, Michael W. "Dyslexia." World Book Encyclopedia ed.

11. Practice 2007 ed. Ernest Encyclopedia Britannica
Communication Research Trends
Biernatzky

12. Answer
Biernatzky, Ernest. “Communication Research Trends.” Encyclopedia Britannica. 2007ed.

13. Magazine/Newspaper article:
Last name, First name (if given). "Title of Article in Quotes." Name of Magazine Underlined Day Month Year: page numbers.
Examples:
"100 Years of Dust and Glory." Popular Mechanics Sept. 2001:
"Celestica to Repair Palm Handhelds." Globe and Mail [Toronto] 29 Oct. 2002: B6.

14. Magazine Practice People Magazine Belmonte Carla 2005
The Cell Phone Age
86-89
October

15. Magazine Answer
Belmonte, Carla. “The Cell Phone Age.” People Magazine Oct. 2005:

16. Newspaper Practice New York Times Sally Jones Lives of Mystery
December 12
2007
C-4

17. Newspaper Answer
Jones, Sally. “Lives of Mystery.” New York Times 12 Dec. 2007: C4.

18. CD-ROM:
Last name, First name (if given). "Title of article in quotes." Name of CD-ROM Underlined. CD-ROM. Place of Publication: Publisher, Copyright date.
Example:
LeBlanc, Susan, and Cameron MacKeen. "Racism and the Landfill." CD-ROM. Montreal: Tele-Direct, 1998.

19. Practice National Library of Medicine CD-ROM Oregon 2008 Tom Smith
Tele-Direct Inc.
Flu shots in America

20. Answer
Smith, Tom. “Flu Shots in America.” National Library of Medicine CD-ROM. Oregon: Tele-Direct Inc., 2008.

21. World Wide Web site:
Last name, First name (if given). "Title of item in quotes." Date of Posting (if given). Title of Web Site as found on Home Page. Date of Access.
Example:
Gray, Terry A. “1554 Birth.” 02/25/09. Shakespeare Timeline. 10/19/09.

22. Practice Douglas Linder “Arrest Warrants” Salem Witchcraft Trials
3/27/2007
10/21/09-access

23. Answer
Linder, Douglas. “Arrest Warrants.” 03/27/07. Salem Witchcraft Trials. 10/21/09.