International Student Guide
Writing without Plagiarism (tutorial menu)
Writing Without Plagiarism
This is a guide to organizing your research and writing process so that you minimize the risk of plagiarism. It will help you answer questions like:
Citation Styles Guide Menu
Citation Styles
Select your citation style from the menu below. This will link you to a citation style guide. The citation styles include:
Citation Tools (links)
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Purdue OWL: Research and Citation ResourcesThe Online Writing Lab at Purdue offers detailed citation guides and examples for APA, MLA, and Chicago styles as well as guides to conducting and using research. See the "Research and Citation" section in the navigation bar (on the left side of the screen).
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Citation MachineCitation Machine automatically generates citations in MLA, APA, Chicago, Turabian, and thousands of other styles.
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ZoteroZotero is a Firefox extension that allows users to collect, organize, and export bibliographic information.
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MendeleyA reference manager with document storage and sharing functions.
Citation Chasing, When to Cite, and Strategies for Using Sources (CLRT Mod 4 Videos)
This module has 3 videos. First watch: 1.Keeping Track of the Conversation with Citations in this tab. Then open the second tab to watch the next video.
This is the second of 3 videos. Watch the embedded video below: 2. When to Cite, then open the third tab to watch the next video.
Watch the embedded video in this tab: 3. Putting Sources in Conversation, then move on to the next activity on the page.