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WHY cite sources?
 It gives credit to the authors of the sources you
have used.
 It gives you, the writer, authority over your
subject matter.
 It is the ethical and legal way to use
information and avoids plagiarism.

WHEN cite sources?
 NEED TO CITE
- Any information you borrow from another source
- Data, statistics, a full quotation, a general concept… anything you
read in a book, periodical article, textbook; heard or saw in a class
lecture, TV show, interview, web site, or elsewhere.
- Direct quotation
- Paraphrased information
(ideas you put into your own words)
 DO NOT NEED TO CITE
- Common knowledge - information that is so
well-known, you can find it in numerous sources
- Your completely original opinion - not an argument borrowed form
someone else
When in doubt,
CITE!

In May 2015, Marvel
started the “A-Force,” a
new comic book
featuring female heroes,
with She-Hulk as their
leader.
Paraphrasing
When you put something into your own words, you are paraphrasing. You
still have to cite the source!
Website - http://www.newyorker.com/culture/cultural-comment/marvel-a-force-female-superheroes
Student’s essay
In May 2015, Marvel
started the “A-Force,” a
new comic book
featuring female heroes,
with She-Hulk as their
leader (Lepore).
Now correctly cited!!

As observed by one
journalist, “The A-Force
is a group of female
Avengers, led by She-
Hulk, who originate in a
‘feminist paradise.’”
Quoting
When you use the exact words from another source. Definitely must cite the
source!
Website - http://www.newyorker.com/culture/cultural-comment/marvel-a-force-female-superheroes
Student’s essay
As observed by one
journalist, “The A-Force
is a race of lady
Avengers, led by
She-Hulk, who come
from a ‘feminist
paradise’” (Lepore).
Now correctly cited!!
As observed by one
journalist, “The A-Force
is a race of lady
Avengers, led by She-
Hulk, who come from a
‘feminist paradise.’”

Can you tell?
Look at the sample essay written by Stuart (Stu) Dent. It’s written pretty well… but it’s missing lots of citations
for his sources.
Where does he paraphrase information?
Where does he quote exact words?
Where does he need to add citations?

From webpage: “Wonder Woman: A Psychologist’s Creation” by Nick Joyce –
Monitor on Psychology Time Capsule, American Psychological Association, accessed 5/8/2015.
Stu Dent’s essay
Now correctly cited!!

From book: Female Action Heroes: A Guide to Women in Comics, Video Games, Film, and
Television by Gladys L. Knight, Santa Barbara: Greenwood, 2010.
Stu Dent’s essay
Now correctly cited!!
Now correctly cited!!

From journal article: "Reading Wonder Woman's Body: Mythologies Of Gender And Nation"
by Mitra C. Emad in Journal Of Popular Culture volume 39, issue 6 (2006), pp.954-984.
Accessed in Academic Search Premier on 5/8/2015.
Stu Dent’s essay Now correctly cited!!

In-text citations done!
But you’re not.
Any time you quote or paraphrase information in a project, you also need to include full citation information about
the source in your bibliography.
For MLA style, that’s called the list of Works Cited.
Next, we’ll review some rules of putting together the Works Cited list. Look at the bibliography for Stu Dent’s
essay. What mistakes need to be fixed?

Have questions or need help?
Yep. You totally will.
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(818) 240-1000 ext. 5577
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1. Citing Sources GCC Library Workshop Created by Christina Sheldon, Librarian May 2015 FIGHTING PLAGIARISM SINCE 1941! FIGHTING PLAGIARISM SINCE 1941!

2. WHY cite sources?  It gives credit to the authors of the sources you have used.  It gives you, the writer, authority over your subject matter.  It is the ethical and legal way to use information and avoids plagiarism.

3. WHEN cite sources?  NEED TO CITE - Any information you borrow from another source - Data, statistics, a full quotation, a general concept… anything you read in a book, periodical article, textbook; heard or saw in a class lecture, TV show, interview, web site, or elsewhere. - Direct quotation - Paraphrased information (ideas you put into your own words)  DO NOT NEED TO CITE - Common knowledge - information that is so well-known, you can find it in numerous sources - Your completely original opinion - not an argument borrowed form someone else When in doubt, CITE!

4. In May 2015, Marvel started the “A-Force,” a new comic book featuring female heroes, with She-Hulk as their leader. Paraphrasing When you put something into your own words, you are paraphrasing. You still have to cite the source! Website - http://www.newyorker.com/culture/cultural-comment/marvel-a-force-female-superheroes Student’s essay In May 2015, Marvel started the “A-Force,” a new comic book featuring female heroes, with She-Hulk as their leader (Lepore). Now correctly cited!!

5. As observed by one journalist, “The A-Force is a group of female Avengers, led by She- Hulk, who originate in a ‘feminist paradise.’” Quoting When you use the exact words from another source. Definitely must cite the source! Website - http://www.newyorker.com/culture/cultural-comment/marvel-a-force-female-superheroes Student’s essay As observed by one journalist, “The A-Force is a race of lady Avengers, led by She-Hulk, who come from a ‘feminist paradise’” (Lepore). Now correctly cited!! As observed by one journalist, “The A-Force is a race of lady Avengers, led by She- Hulk, who come from a ‘feminist paradise.’”

6. Can you tell? Look at the sample essay written by Stuart (Stu) Dent. It’s written pretty well… but it’s missing lots of citations for his sources. Where does he paraphrase information? Where does he quote exact words? Where does he need to add citations?

7. From webpage: “Wonder Woman: A Psychologist’s Creation” by Nick Joyce – Monitor on Psychology Time Capsule, American Psychological Association, accessed 5/8/2015. Stu Dent’s essay Now correctly cited!!

8. From book: Female Action Heroes: A Guide to Women in Comics, Video Games, Film, and Television by Gladys L. Knight, Santa Barbara: Greenwood, 2010. Stu Dent’s essay Now correctly cited!! Now correctly cited!!

9. From journal article: "Reading Wonder Woman's Body: Mythologies Of Gender And Nation" by Mitra C. Emad in Journal Of Popular Culture volume 39, issue 6 (2006), pp.954-984. Accessed in Academic Search Premier on 5/8/2015. Stu Dent’s essay Now correctly cited!!

10. In-text citations done! But you’re not. Any time you quote or paraphrase information in a project, you also need to include full citation information about the source in your bibliography. For MLA style, that’s called the list of Works Cited. Next, we’ll review some rules of putting together the Works Cited list. Look at the bibliography for Stu Dent’s essay. What mistakes need to be fixed?

11. LOTS WRONG! LOTS WRONG!

12. NOW PERFECT! NOW PERFECT!

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