In-Text Citations
What two things belong in a basic in-text citation?
Author’s last name and page number (e.g., Smith 42)
What comes first in a Works Cited entry?
The author’s name (last, first)
What’s the difference between paraphrasing and quoting?
Paraphrasing = your words; quoting = exact words from source
You summarize an article—what citation do you need?
An in-text citation with the author’s name
How do you cite a source with two authors?
(Smith and Jones 77)
How do you cite a basic book?
Last, First. Title. Publisher, Year.
Do you need a citation for a paraphrase?
Yes – always cite paraphrased ideas
Your friend says you don’t need citations for paraphrasing. Are they right?
No – paraphrasing still requires citations
What if there’s no page number available?
Just include the author’s last name (Smith)
How do you cite an article from a website?
Last, First. “Title.” Website, Publisher, Date, URL.
What punctuation goes around a direct quote?
Quotation marks (“ ”)
You forget to cite a source, but list it on your Works Cited. Is that enough?
No – you need both in-text and Works Cited citations for every source used
What is the correct way to cite an in-text source that has three or more authors?
What is First Author’s Last Name et al.?
What should be italicized in a Works Cited entry?
Titles of books, websites, films, journals
How do you cite multiple works by the same author?
Include the title: (Smith, Climate Change 55)
How do you cite a YouTube video?
Creator's Last Name, First Name. "Title of Video." Website Name, uploaded by Username, Day Month Year, URL.