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Mastering Academic Citations: Key Tips and Examples

Learn the essence of citing sources in academic writing through verbatim quotes, summaries, citing facts and figures, and author's ideas matching yours. Get insights into works cited examples. Enhance your citation skills now!

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Mastering Academic Citations: Key Tips and Examples

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  1. When or What do We Cite? Jill, Erin, Josh, Jon

  2. Verbatim Quotes • Quoting word for word, not changing anything from the original text. • “Bok explains, when studies are made of what patients desire to know, on the other hand, a large majority say that they would like to be told of such a diagnosis."

  3. Summaries/Paraphrase • Writing a short version of text, events or ideas so that the reader will know the content. • Summarizing the declaration of independence: We aren’t going to be British anymore.

  4. Facts and FiguresSources of Information • Using documented statistics that are not commonly known. • In Dr. Redfield’s last study, 100% of the population that have been exposed to oxygen have died.

  5. Authors IdeasWhich are Similar to Yours. • Self explanatory • The whole entire handout :)

  6. Works Cited  McShane, Katie. “How to Use Verbatim Quotes.” Philosophy 375 course home page. Spring 2007. North Carolina State U. 25 June 2008 <http://social.chass.ncsu.edu/~kmmcshan/375/375HandoutVerbatim.htm>. Hacker, Diana. A Pocket Style Manual. 3rd ed. Boston: Bedofrd, 2000.

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