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Writing And Citing

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Stephanie Wotring

The document discusses plagiarism and proper citation methods. It defines plagiarism as quoting or summarizing from another source without giving them credit. It recommends citing sources in parentheses, noting the author's name and page number. For websites, the name of the webpage is cited in parentheses. The document concludes by explaining how to create a works cited list, with sources in alphabetical order and following different formats for books versus websites.

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Writing and Citing Segerstrom Library 2008-2009 ESLR: Being a Responsible Citizen Info. Lit. Standard: Respect Copyright/intellectual property right of creators and producers
The dreaded P Word: What is plagiarism? If you quote more then two consecutive words from someone else, summarize a passage or use someone elses ideas (OWL at Purdue) How do we avoid it? Give credit to the source of information!
How do I do Parenthetical Citation? For a book - Put the authors name and page info was found on it parenthesis after the quote. One Researcher has found that dreams move backward in time as the night progresses (Dement 71). If you mention the author in the sentence then only the page number needs to be place in parenthesis Freud states that a dream is a fulfillment of a wish (154). Website Place the name of the webpage in parenthesis Don't forget Senior quotes are due at the end of November. (Segerstrom High School)
Creating a Works Cited: Place sources in alphabetical order by authors last name or website name. Find information at bottom of webpage or on the books Title Page Book Citations: Author/Editor Last Name, First Name M. Book Title . City Published: Publisher, Year Published. Print. 3+ authors First Authors Lastname, Firstname, et al. Title of the Book. Place of Publication: Publisher, Year of Published. Print.
Creating a Works Cited: Book Citations: Author/Editor Last Name, First Name M. Book Title . City Published: Publisher, Year Published. Print. 3+ authors First Authors Lastname, Firstname, et al. Title of the Book. Place of Publication: Publisher, Year of Published. Print.
Creating a Works Cited: Citing a Website Last, First M. Website Article. Website. Publisher, Date Published. Web. Date Accessed
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Writing And Citing

  • 1. Writing and Citing Segerstrom Library 2008-2009 ESLR: Being a Responsible Citizen Info. Lit. Standard: Respect Copyright/intellectual property right of creators and producers
  • 2. The dreaded P Word: What is plagiarism? If you quote more then two consecutive words from someone else, summarize a passage or use someone elses ideas (OWL at Purdue) How do we avoid it? Give credit to the source of information!
  • 3. How do I do Parenthetical Citation? For a book - Put the authors name and page info was found on it parenthesis after the quote. One Researcher has found that dreams move backward in time as the night progresses (Dement 71). If you mention the author in the sentence then only the page number needs to be place in parenthesis Freud states that a dream is a fulfillment of a wish (154). Website Place the name of the webpage in parenthesis Don't forget Senior quotes are due at the end of November. (Segerstrom High School)
  • 4. Creating a Works Cited: Place sources in alphabetical order by authors last name or website name. Find information at bottom of webpage or on the books Title Page Book Citations: Author/Editor Last Name, First Name M. Book Title . City Published: Publisher, Year Published. Print. 3+ authors First Authors Lastname, Firstname, et al. Title of the Book. Place of Publication: Publisher, Year of Published. Print.
  • 5. Creating a Works Cited: Book Citations: Author/Editor Last Name, First Name M. Book Title . City Published: Publisher, Year Published. Print. 3+ authors First Authors Lastname, Firstname, et al. Title of the Book. Place of Publication: Publisher, Year of Published. Print.
  • 6. Creating a Works Cited: Citing a Website Last, First M. Website Article. Website. Publisher, Date Published. Web. Date Accessed
  • 8. Tools available to you: Paper citation handouts Your Teacher Your Librarian www.easybib.com MLA Handbooks available in the library
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