1. How to cite, quote, paraphrase & summarise Lesson 2
Global Skills
How to cite, quote, paraphrase & summarise
Lesson 2

2. Citing
Key to avoiding plagiariam – acknowledging your sources or citing
Two parts:
In-text citation – include the basic referencing information (author year, page) in brackets within the body of assignment
Reference list – contains the full reference for all material cited n assignment – arranged in alphabetical order
Remember – a bibliography contains the full reference for all the material consulted in preparation for your assignment – your teacher doesn't always need this.

3. Avoiding Plagiarism
3 broad approaches to correctly use good information without plargiariang it:
Using direct quotations
Paraphrasing
Summarising

4. Let's look at an Example
Full reference from a bibliography or reference at the end of an assignment: WaterAid UK - where we work - Ghana (no date) Available at: (Accessed: 25 October 2016).

5. Original Text
As found on the internet  work/page/ghana 
WaterAid has been present in Ghana since 1985, working with policy makers and eight local development partners.Water, sanitation and hygiene education projects are carried out in six out of ten of the country's regions, helping to improve access to water and sanitation for some of Ghana's poorest people.

6. Direct quotation
Uses the exact words in quotation marks and an in-text citation: There are many organisations that provide assistance to Ghana. "WaterAid has been present in Ghana since 1985, working with policy makers and eight local non government organisations (NGOs)" (WaterAid UK no date) WaterAid has been present in Ghana since 1985, working with policy makers and eight local development partners.Water, sanitation and hygiene education projects are carried out in six out of ten of the country's regions, helping to improve access to water and sanitation for some of Ghana's poorest people.

7. Paraphrasing
Uses wording that is similar to the original and an in-text citation WaterAid UK (no date) is an international aid agency that works closely with individual communities and governments across most of Ghana to improve access to clean safe water. WaterAid has been present in Ghana since 1985, working with policy makers and eight local development partners.Water, sanitation and hygiene education projects are carried out in six out of ten of the country's regions, helping to improve access to water and sanitation for some of Ghana's poorest people.

8. Summarising
Picks up on the main idea of the original but not the wording and use in-text citation Access to clean and safe drinking water is vital to the eradication of proverty in Ghana (WaterAid UK no date). WaterAid has been present in Ghana since 1985, working with policy makers and eight local development partners.Water, sanitation and hygiene education projects are carried out in six out of ten of the country's regions, helping to improve access to water and sanitation for some of Ghana's poorest people.

9. Online Reference Generator
RefMe

10. Topic Review resources
- Paraphasing, Summarising & Quoting 
b0-b656-c2e135dd134a  - Author/Date (Harvard) Referencing Style (University of Leicester)
- A Guide to Harvard (University of Derby)