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What is a source? A 'source' is a distinct kind of information used for research. Examples of a source: encyclopedia, newspaper article, book, interview, documentary, graph, etc. When using source evidence, it is important to acknowledge the creator(s) who made and reproduced the information you are "borrowing."
What is a source? A 'source' is a distinct kind of information used for research. Examples of a source: encyclopedia, newspaper article, book, interview, documentary, graph, etc. When using source evidence, it is important to acknowledge the creator(s) who made and reproduced the information you are "borrowing."
What is a citation? A citation is a short, organized statement of details about an information source; usually includes author, publisher and date of publication.
What is a citation? A citation is a short, organized statement of details about an information source; usually includes author, publisher and date of publication.
Quick Tips:
Quick Tips:
- Unless your teacher says otherwises, cite sources in MLA format, on a separate page, at the end of your project.
- For database material, a full citation can be found at the end of each article. Look for the words "Source Citation."
- Many websites now include a "Cite" button. Use it!
- To cite any remaining sources, use a citation generator. MyBib is great!
- Did you know that there are different styles of citation (MLA, Chicago, APA, etc.)?! Yep: These citation systems are based on the needs of different subjects! Stay tuned in high school, college . . .
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