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What is the primary purpose of citing sources in academic work?
What is the primary purpose of citing sources in academic work?
To acknowledge the source of specific information and give credit to the original authors.
Differentiate between citing and referencing.
Differentiate between citing and referencing.
Citing involves acknowledging sources within the text, while referencing is providing a detailed list of all cited sources at the end of the document.
What are the main differences between a bibliography and a reference list?
What are the main differences between a bibliography and a reference list?
A bibliography includes all sources consulted, while a reference list includes only the sources cited in the work.
Name two key referencing styles mentioned in the content.
Name two key referencing styles mentioned in the content.
What is the purpose of in-text citations in MLA referencing?
What is the purpose of in-text citations in MLA referencing?
Provide an example of how to cite a book in A.P.A. style.
Provide an example of how to cite a book in A.P.A. style.
List three key elements of the APA referencing style.
List three key elements of the APA referencing style.
Explain the significance of URL types such as .gov, .edu, and .org.
Explain the significance of URL types such as .gov, .edu, and .org.
Why is it important to prevent plagiarism through proper citing and referencing?
Why is it important to prevent plagiarism through proper citing and referencing?
What formatting guidelines does the MLA referencing style emphasize?
What formatting guidelines does the MLA referencing style emphasize?
What is one example of how citations are formatted in-text?
What is one example of how citations are formatted in-text?
In what academic fields is the MLA referencing style primarily used?
In what academic fields is the MLA referencing style primarily used?
What information is typically included in a basic MLA book citation?
What information is typically included in a basic MLA book citation?
How do in-text citations in APA style differ from those in MLA style?
How do in-text citations in APA style differ from those in MLA style?
What is the function of a 'Works Cited' page in MLA referencing?
What is the function of a 'Works Cited' page in MLA referencing?
Describe one primary focus of the APA referencing style.
Describe one primary focus of the APA referencing style.
What is the correct format for citing a web page?
What is the correct format for citing a web page?
In a reference list, how are entries organized?
In a reference list, how are entries organized?
What distinguishes a bibliography from a reference list?
What distinguishes a bibliography from a reference list?
Provide the format for citing an interview in APA style.
Provide the format for citing an interview in APA style.
What is the general structure for citing a newspaper article?
What is the general structure for citing a newspaper article?
What information is necessary when citing a book in APA format?
What information is necessary when citing a book in APA format?
How should one format the publication date in a web page citation?
How should one format the publication date in a web page citation?
What is the purpose of an in-text citation?
What is the purpose of an in-text citation?
What is one element common to both M.L.A and A.P.A reference styles?
What is one element common to both M.L.A and A.P.A reference styles?
What is another name for the WWW?
What is another name for the WWW?
What does HTTP stand for, and what is its primary role?
What does HTTP stand for, and what is its primary role?
What does the acronym URL stand for, and why is it important?
What does the acronym URL stand for, and why is it important?
What is the purpose of a URL that starts with 'gov'?
What is the purpose of a URL that starts with 'gov'?
What kind of entities typically use URLs that begin with 'com'?
What kind of entities typically use URLs that begin with 'com'?
What is the primary markup language used for formatting documents on the World Wide Web?
What is the primary markup language used for formatting documents on the World Wide Web?
What do hyperlinks allow users to do on the web?
What do hyperlinks allow users to do on the web?
Flashcards
What is Citing?
What is Citing?
The act of acknowledging the source of specific information, ideas, or quotes within the body of your work. This is usually done through in-text citations or footnotes.
What is Referencing?
What is Referencing?
The process of creating a detailed list of all the sources you have cited in your work, usually found at the end of the document. It includes full bibliographic details.
What is the difference between Citing and Referencing?
What is the difference between Citing and Referencing?
Citing gives credit to the original author, while referencing provides a full list of sources for readers to verify and access.
What is Plagiarism?
What is Plagiarism?
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What is a Bibliography?
What is a Bibliography?
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What is a Reference List?
What is a Reference List?
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What is MLA?
What is MLA?
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What is APA?
What is APA?
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MLA Referencing
MLA Referencing
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In-text Citations (MLA)
In-text Citations (MLA)
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Works Cited Page (MLA)
Works Cited Page (MLA)
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APA Referencing
APA Referencing
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In-text Citations (APA)
In-text Citations (APA)
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References List (APA)
References List (APA)
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MLA Book Citation
MLA Book Citation
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MLA Newspaper Article Citation
MLA Newspaper Article Citation
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What is the World Wide Web (WWW)?
What is the World Wide Web (WWW)?
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What is HTML?
What is HTML?
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What is HTTP?
What is HTTP?
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What is a URL?
What is a URL?
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What is a .gov URL?
What is a .gov URL?
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What is a .com URL?
What is a .com URL?
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What is the Web?
What is the Web?
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What is the purpose of citing information?
What is the purpose of citing information?
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Study Notes
Citing and Referencing in Communication Studies
- Citing acknowledges the source of specific information, ideas, or quotes within a document.
- This is done through in-text citations or footnotes.
- Citing gives credit to the original author and allows readers to find the source of the information.
- Example: (Smith, 2020) or [1]
Referencing
- Referencing involves providing a detailed list of all cited sources.
- This list is usually at the end of the document.
- It includes full bibliographic details.
- Referencing verifies sources used and shows the breadth of research.
- Example: Smith, J. (2020). Title of the Book. Publisher.
Importance of Citing and Referencing
- Proper citing and referencing prevent plagiarism.
- They ensure the credibility of the work by demonstrating thorough research.
- They allow readers to trace the origins of information, helping with further research.
MLA Referencing Style
- MLA is a citation system used mainly for humanities fields.
- It has a standardized method for crediting sources and organizing references in academic writing.
- Key elements include in-text citations, a Works Cited page, basic citation elements, and formatting guidelines.
APA Referencing Style
- APA is a citation system primarily used in social sciences.
- It provides a standardized format for citing sources in academic papers.
- Key elements include in-text citations and a References list.
Various types of References
- Book: Last Name, First Name. Title of the Book. Publisher, Year of Publication.
- Newspaper Article: Last Name, First Name. "Title of the Article." Title of the Newspaper, Day Month, Year, pages.
- Interview: Last Name, First Name of Person Interviewed. Interview. By First Name Last Name, Date.
- Web Page: Last Name, First Name. "Title of the Web Page." Website Name, Publisher (if available), Date of Publication, URL.
Bibliography vs Reference List
- A bibliography lists all sources consulted or cited by the author.
- It's organized alphabetically.
- A reference list provides a precise snapshot of actively used sources.
- Each entry corresponds to a specific in-text citation.
Question: What is the purpose of citing information?
- To give credit to the original author.
- To allow readers to locate the source of the information.
WWW (World Wide Web)
- The WWW is a system of interlinked hypertext documents accessible via the Internet.
- Documents are formatted using HTML (Hypertext Markup Language).
- Documents can contain text, images, videos, and other multimedia elements.
- Users navigate via hyperlinks, connecting different webpages.
HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol)
- HTTP is a protocol used to transmit hypertext requests and information on the Internet.
- It forms the basis of data exchange on the Web.
- It follows a client-server model (client = web browser, server responds).
- HTTP defines message formatting and transmission protocols for web servers and browsers.
URL (Uniform Resource Locator)
- A URL is the address used to access resources on the Internet.
- It specifies the location of a resource and retrieval protocol.
- Typical URL components include protocol (e.g., http), domain name, and path.
Question: What is another name for WWW?
- The Web
Question: What does .gov stand for and what is it used for?
- .gov stands for "Government."
- It's used by government entities.
Types of URLs
- .gov: Used by government entities and agencies.
- .com: Used by commercial entities (businesses, sometimes personal websites).
- .org: Used by non-profit organizations, charities, and sometimes open-source projects.
- .edu: Used by educational institutions (universities and colleges).
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This quiz focuses on the essential practices of citing and referencing in communication studies. It covers the importance of giving credit to original authors, the proper format for in-text citations, and the MLA referencing style. Understanding these concepts is crucial for maintaining academic integrity and enhancing research credibility.