Citation+&+Bibliography

=First, YouTube= If you didn't watch this crazy Swedish video before, then watch it now. It's funny and it's the truth (click the cc button for subtitles).
 * http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mwbw9KF-ACY**

=Second, do the //You Quote It, You Note It// tutorial from Acadia Uni (10 minutes)= Go to this website and select the tutorial 'You Quote it You Note it'
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=Third, practice your skills with these activities from University of Sydney (10 minutes)=
 * @http://www.library.usyd.edu.au/elearning/learn/referencing/activities/index.php**

=**Forth, learn how to use the citation tools in MS Word**= Here's a quick 4 minute video walkthrough of MS Word tools: http://www.ehow.com/video_5538140_create-bibliography-microsoft-word.html And here's a simple walkthrough using text & pictures: http://library.nmu.edu/guides/userguides/references2007.htm Apple users go here for video walkthrough: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCTU3Rxb9Dk Or here for text and pictures: http://gigaom.com/apple/how-to-manage-citations-in-word-2011/
 * This is not a complete suite but it will do most of the basics for you, if you have any tricky citations then consult EasyBib or Mr Jacques**

a) Find a research book in the library; quote a sentence from it and make an in-text citation for your quote. Then make an MLA bibliographic entry for it. Click the **References** tab, change **Style** to MLA Sixth Edition, then click **Insert Citation** and **Add New Source**, then fill in the form. Easy. b) Now for something more difficult - make an MLA bibliographic entry for this website: @http://willstegerfoundation.org/climate-change-basics/solutions-renewable Same as above but change the **Type of Source** on the form.
 * Practice**

=Fifth, test drive this online citation maker (10 minutes)=

EasyBib
Now try cite something more tricky like a digital image from this website: **http://richbkk.com/** Go to ** http://www.easybib.com/cite/view/npnd/yes. C **lick the **All 59 options** tab, and search for the **Digital Image** option. Then simply fill in the forms (there's pop-up instructions if you're lost), and finally, click **Create Citation**. Easy.
 * Will do any citation, use this for the weird ones that MS Word can't handle.**

=**Finally, download a citation guide**= Download to a usb & keep. These easy guides have lots of examples of different citation types, so you can always check if your citations are correct. If you have more questions then go and find Mr. Jacques.
 * The school's preferred system is MLA, but we also support others. The only rule is you must choose one and stay with it.**
 * MLA Style Guide**
 * APA Style Guide**
 * Chicago Style Guide**

**Advanced guides**
These websites will answer 99.9% of your citation questions. If you're still confused after reading them, then ask Mr Jacques. Another good citation machine. If EasyBib doesn't have what you want, then look here. Scroll down & click Noodle Tools Express. Absolutely endless study advice Research & citation guides
 * Noodle Tools**
 * The OWL at Perdue University**
 * KVL Virtual Library**

=**Review document**= Reviews all the main points and contains all the internet links above.