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Citing Sources
A citation is a way of recording
where information came from. Whenever you use another person's ideas,
research, words, artwork, etc. you must give them credit through a citation
to avoid plagiarism. For
a definition of plagiarism as well as other academic honesty issues please
view the San
Juan College Academic Honesty Rules.
Citation Styles
Citation
Style for Research Papers (from Long Island University,
C. W. Post Campus)
Includes APA, MLA,
Chicago, Turabian, and AMA styles.
Landmark's
Citation Machine
Citation Machine is an interactive Web tool designed to
assist teachers and students in producing reference citations for crediting
information from other people.
BibMe
A fully automatic bibliography maker that auto-fills.
easybib
Free automatic bibliography composer - MLA and APA supported.
APA
Style for Citing Sources
American Psychological Association
OWL
Purdue's Online Writing Lab (APA, Chicago and MLA citation
style resources)
Citing
a Map
Online guide to source citation when maps are used
Sources
A highly
recommended site from Dartmouth
UIUC
Writer's Workshop
Their "Bibliography
Styles" link has information about MLA and APA citation.
Chicago
Manual of Style Guide
This guide is based
on style recommendations from the 14th edition of the Chicago Manual of
Style and the 6th edition of Kate Turabian's A Manual for Writers of Term
Papers, Theses, and Dissertations (Chicago: University of Chicago Press,
1996).
Center
for Academic Integrity
The Center for Academic Integrity provides a forum to identify,
affirm, and promote the values of academic integrity among students, faculty,
teachers and administrators.
Defining and Avoiding Plagiarism: the WPA Statement on Best Practices
Updated 6/5/2008
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