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Works Cited

Works Cited. 2010-2011. ‘Cite’ means:. Verb Definition of CITE 1…………………. 2 to quote as an example, authority, or proof < He cites several sources in his research.> 3……………………….

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Works Cited

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  1. Works Cited 2010-2011

  2. ‘Cite’ means: • Verb • Definition of CITE • 1…………………. • 2 to quote as an example, authority, or proof < He cites several sources in his research.> • 3………………………. • 4 to use information from another, especially as an example or proof. <She told us to cite an example that would show the class what we meant.> • Examples of CITE • The report cites several experts on the subject. • He cited a web site by a person who studied this topic.

  3. Why do I have to cite my sources?

  4. How do I cite a source?

  5. It all begins with…..

  6. Author Last name, First name Example: Kohen, Elizabeth

  7. Title Book example: Cultures of the World: Spain

  8. Title Page Book example: The Works of Mr. William Shakespeare; in six volumes

  9. City the book was published in Example: New York, New York

  10. Publishing Company Name Book example: Silver Buckle Press

  11. Year Published Book example: 2005 You can usually find this date on the verso page of a book – the page behind the title page.

  12. So, what was that source? Print.

  13. Here’s an example: Kohen, Elizabeth. Cultures of the World: Spain. New York: Marshall Cavendish. 2005. Print.

  14. Web Site

  15. What goes on a web site citation? Author

  16. Title of the article on the Web Page

  17. Name of the Web Page(if it’s different from the article)

  18. What year was it posted or updated? Date Posted or Updated Only use the most current date you find/

  19. What’s the source? • Web.

  20. Here’s an example: Swann, Jennifer Hubert. “Between Shades of Gray by Ruta Sepetys”. Reading Rants! Out of the Ordinary Teen Books. 2011. Web.

  21. Databases

  22. Easy!

  23. Works Cited "Boston Massacre." American History. Smithsonian, n.d. Web. 12 Nov. 2010. Martin, James Kirby. "Boston Massacre." World Book Student. World Book, 2010. Web. 12 Nov. 2010. Rodriguez, John. Boston Massacre for Beginners. New York: Thornton Publishing,      2010. Print. ON Rulska, Anna M. "Boston Massacre." Exploring American History: 1550 to 1877. Marshall Cavendish Digital, 2010. Web. 12 November 2010.<http://www.marshallcavendishdigital.com/articledisplay/40/8155/83890>. Rulska, Anna M. "Boston Massacre." Exploring American History: 1550 to 1877. Marshall Cavendish Digital, 2010. Web. 12 November 2010. WRONG! Right!

  24. Your job just got really easy! Bibme.org

  25. To cite a picture from the internet:

  26. Let’s do one together! 1. Open Word 2. Type ‘Works Cited’ at the top 3. Go to the TMS library page 4. Click on ‘Creative Commons’ 5. Click on ‘Flickr” 6. Type in ‘climate’ 7. Choose a picture on page 1; click on it 7 ½. Save the picture in to your ‘H’ drive 8. Copy the URL 9. Paste it into the Bibme tool for PHOTOGRAPHS!

  27. Citing a PHOTOGRAPH continued: 10. Fill in the rest of the information asked for 11. What if information is missing about the photograph? 12. Click on ‘Add to my bibliography’ 13. Copy and paste the citation on your ‘Works Cited’ page in Word. 14. SAVE your Word document to your ‘H’ drive! 15. When you are completely done with your GLOG, copy this Works Cited page to your GLOG!

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