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Plagiarism:
Plagiarism: Ethics and Cheating
Citation Style Resources:
APA
MLA 8
Chicago (forthcoming)
Annotated Bibliographies
An annotated bibliography is a list of citations to books, articles, and documents. This is a great step to complete early in the research process, as it helps you to collect and analyze your sources. Think of it as creating your own smaller library to refer back to instead of having to search and re-search as you’re drafting.
Students often find the process of doing this step burdensome, but love that the end-product is easy to refer back to later in the process.
Resources for Annotated Bibliographies:
Evaluating Sources: Scholarly vs. NonScholarly
Database Tutorials:
– Introduction to Credo Reference
– Ancient Civilizations in Credo
– Environmental Studies in Credo
– French Literature and Thought in Credo
– Management and Leadership in Credo
– US Criminal Justice in Credo
– How to Use Access World News
– How to Search America’s Historical Newspapers
Page last updated 24 August 2022