Source Usage
Learn to properly locate, use, and cite sources found through a variety of locations.
Pages
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Formatting
Style
Structure
Content
Documentation
Sources
Revision
Editing
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Citing Basics
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Integrating Sources Properly
Hanging Indent (Directions)
Avoid Plagiarism
Citing Overview: How to and Styles
Copyright and Intellectual Property
How to Cite
Citing From Databases
In-Text Punctuation
Writing, Format, & Citation Style
Use Sources Correctly
Incorporating Sources into your Essay
Finding, Using, Integrating, and Citing Sources in...
Why you Need to Cite Sources Tutorial
Signal Phrases & Parenthetical Citations
Proper Source Usage
Figures and Charts Citations
Popular Citation Guides
Citation Basics
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Source Integration
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Signs of Trouble
The Source Sandwich
Signal Phrases & Parenthetical Citations
Incorporating Sources into your Essay
Proper Source Usage
Signal Phrases
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Additional Links
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Use Sources Correctly
Finding, Using, Integrating, and Citing Sources in...
FACT-CHECKING Library of Links
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PARAPHRASING
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BASICS
Paraphrase
Paraphrase MORE
Literal vs Free Paraphrases
PARAPHRASING Examples
Plagiarism
Why you Need to Cite Sources Tutorial
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SUMMARIZING
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BASICS
Summary
Popular Citation Guides
How to Cite
Citing Overview: How to and Styles
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QUOTING
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BASICS
Quoting
Quoting Materials
Quote LESS
Avoid Dropping Quotes
Quoting Rules
Direct vs Indirect Quotations
Figures and Charts Citations
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CITATIONS
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Citing Without Quoting
APA
APA (Signal Phrases)
APA (Multiple Authors)
APA (Secondary Sources)
APA (Citations)
APA (In-text vs Parenthetical)
APA (Punctuation)
MLA
MLA (Signal Phrases)
MLA (Multiple Authors)
MLA (Citations)
MLA (8th ed)
MLA (Formatting)
MLA (Parenthetical)
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Plagiarism
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Plagiarism Explained
Plagiarism 101: Identifying and Avoiding Plagiarism
Signs of Trouble
ACCIDENTAL COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT IS STILL INFRING...
What is FAIR USE? How does it work UNDER COPYRIGHT...
Plagiarism
Why you Need to Cite Sources Tutorial
Proper Source Usage
Research Writing
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Resource Guides
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Why you Need to Cite Sources Tutorial
Generating Search Terms Tutorial
Incorporating Sources into your Essay
EBSCO Database Searching Tutorial
Deciphering Your Assignment Tutorial
Developing a Topic Tutorial
Evaluating Internet Sources VIDEO Tutorial
General Search Terms Tutorial
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Choosing Sources
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Evaluating Internet Sources VIDEO Tutorial
Evaluating Sources
Non-Partisan Factchecking Websites in the US
Non-Partisan Fact-Checking Sites Outside the US
Rating Sources for Bias
Fake News (be ALERT)
Wikipedia
Spotting Unreliable Information
Sources for FACT-CHECKING
Evaluating Sources for Credibility
Scholarly vs Popular Articles (Videos)
Credible vs Reliable Sources
How to Find Trustworthy Sources
What Does it Mean When a Professional Article has been Peer-Reviewed?
Trace the Spread of CLAIMS on Social Media
Trace the Spread of CLAIMS on Social Media (pt 2)
FACT-CHECKING Images and Video
Research Writing
Evaluating Sources: Tutorial and Practice
Wikipedia
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Formatting Styles
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Learn Formatting
MLA Formatting Style
APA Formatting Style
Turabian Formatting Style
Academic Resources Citation Guide
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Locating Sources
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Deciphering Your Assignment Tutorial
Developing a Topic Tutorial
General Search Terms Tutorial
Generating Search Terms Tutorial
EBSCO Database Searching Tutorial
Citing From Databases
Reliable and Credible
Finding Research Sources
Research in Essays and Reports
Media Bias FACT Check
Finding, Using, Integrating, and Citing Sources in...
Finding Images - Select Sources
Research Writing
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Images in Your Writing
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Image Usage
Finding Images - Select Sources
What is FAIR USE? How does it work UNDER COPYRIGHT...
ACCIDENTAL COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT IS STILL INFRING...
23 Sites with Free Stock Images
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Visual Incorporation
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Figures and Charts Citations
Image Usage
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Fallacies
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Errors in Reasoning
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