
How to Cite Sources in Slideshows and Website Projects
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Sarah Hazen
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How to Cite Sources in Slideshows and Website Projects
Learn how to give credit to websites, books, and videos the right way!
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Why Do We Cite?
Citing your sources shows:
You did your research
You give credit to authors and creators
You avoid plagiarism
You should cite any ideas, facts, images, or words that aren’t yours.
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What Do You Need to Cite?
You should cite:
Websites
Books
Videos (like YouTube)
Articles or news sources
Images or charts
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Multiple Choice
Why is citing sources important?
To confuse the audience
To give credit and avoid plagiarism
To make your slides longer
Because it's optional
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How to Cite a Website (MLA Style)
Example Format:
Author Last Name, First Name. “Title of Webpage.” Website Name, Date, URL.
Example:
“Innocence Project.” Innocence Project, 2023, www.innocenceproject.org.
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Open Ended
In MLA style, what punctuation marks go around a webpage title?
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In-Slide Citations
Use short citations in the corner of your slide:
Example:
(Innocence Project, 2023)
This shows your source without taking up too much space.
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Multiple Choice
Which is the best in-slide citation for a quote from a 2023 website?
“Innocence Project dot com”
(Innocence Project, 2023)
(“Innocence Project”)
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How to Cite a Book
Format:
Author Last Name, First Name. Title of Book. Publisher, Year.
Example:
Stevenson, Bryan. Just Mercy. Spiegel & Grau, 2014.
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Multiple Choice
What part of a book citation should be italicized?
Author name
Publisher
Title of the book
The year
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How to Cite a Video
Format:
“Video Title.” Website Name, uploaded by Username, Date, URL.
Example:
“Innocence Project: Calvin Willis’ Story.” YouTube, uploaded by The Innocence Project, 16 May 2020.
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Multiple Choice
What should appear in quotation marks in a video citation?
The website name
The publisher
The title of the video
The upload date
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Works Cited Slide or Page
Always include a final slide or section with your sources.
Label it "Sources" or "Works Cited."
Example:
Stevenson, Bryan. Just Mercy. Spiegel & Grau, 2014.
“Innocence Project.” Innocence Project, 2023.
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Multiple Select
What should you include in a Works Cited slide? (Choose all that apply)
Author or creator name
Title of the source
Website or publisher
URL or year
Your favorite quote from the project
How to Cite Sources in Slideshows and Website Projects
Learn how to give credit to websites, books, and videos the right way!
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