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table of contents
  1. Organizing Research and Mastering Citations Session Outline
  2. Traditional Sources Citations
  3. Grey Literature Citations
  4. File Naming Conventions
  5. Library Resource Links

Stout Workshop 2: Organizing Research and Mastering Citations

Session Outline:

Welcome!

Why citing is important

  • Enhances credibility
  • Gives credit to original authors
  • Allows others to follow the thought process your research
  • Avoids plagiarism and legal consequences
  • Contributes to academic integrity

APA Citation Format

  • Activity: What are main elements of a citation? 
  • Theory behind citation structure
  • Examples of APA citations for common sources
  • Activity (Part 1): Is the Citation Correct?
  • Citing Local sources
  • Activity (Part 2): Is the Citation Correct? 

Citation Style Resources

  • Citing Guide
  • Zotero tutorial provided by Dana Linell
  • Purdue Owl

Reference Managers

  • Definitions and benefits
  • Manager Options: Zotero, Mendeley, EndNote
  • Key features of Zotero

Organizing your original research

  • Organizing your own research and sources
  • Activity: File Naming Conventions

Conclusion

Annotate

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