Citation and Referencing for Beginners Part II

In this video, we talk about citation and referencing for beginners. Writing a good essay and paper is not just about putting words on paper; it also requires a deep understanding of citation and referencing to avoid plagiarism.

In this tutorial, we start by discussing essay writing and plagiarism and the importance of proper citation in academic writing. We then dive into different citation styles, including APA, MLA, and Vancouver.

Through various examples, we demonstrate the differences between these citation styles and the appropriate ways to cite sources in your writing. We discuss in-text citations and provide guidance on how to include them correctly within your work.

Finally, we talk about the components of references and how to create a reference list that meets the requirements of different citation styles. Whether you are a student or a researcher, this video is an excellent starting point to learn about citation and referencing for academic writing.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:37 Plagiarism
01:27 Citation and reference
04:50 Different citation styles

Watch this video now and get ready to take your academic writing to the next level!

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[iychiang]

Great video! Thanks. I will encourage my Taiwanese students and international students to watch this.

[fabiolamerritt]

thank you so much! your explanation was great and clearly understood what I was looking for.

[brucehawksworth]

Very helpful. Thanks for zooming in on details. Most grammar & punctuation classes don't even mention citations & referencing.

[ajaynimbalkar]

Excellent video.Explain in very specific, Exact word.Great.

[himshikhasingh]

Very informative...Thanks for sharing with us. Kindly keep posting such kinds of videos.

[cleopatramoirangthem]

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[tulsikaushik]

Thank you for this information. superb explanation!

[pvmvstn]

Can i ask a question…If using a vancouver style, when you want to use information again from the same reference you used as (1) do you write again in the in citation (1) or should you continue with numerical order and in the references write it again but with the matching number ex (15)

[imholtorn]

Thank you for sharing this video, it is the most important for me.

[oolndok]

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[rishiksarkar]

Fabulous explanation Ma'am! Couldn't thank you enough!

[zzuekrl]

Very well made video.Thank you so much.

[MuhammadAkbar-vheb]

Great Explanation, Well Done Mam, Thank you

[ShabirAhmad-vbjg]

Waaow what a great way to teaching ma'am
Thank you so much really helpful

[wcplwfc]

Very helpful really a incredible guide

[hunterthekitsune]

Good video. You'd be surprised how many videos about citing are only on the works cited page and not on the actual body of the paper at all.

[nanaaduesteem]

Please how will I get the in-text citation and references if I don't know the source. Do we have a way I will get it.

[yaserhu]

Nice video, thanks. I have a question, by the way and i dont know if it falls under referencing or something else. I am preparing a summary for a certain digital marketing subject, and i am preparing the summary in my own way, and it is just for myself. Now for every concept, i am likely going to go through a variety of resources. So, in my organized summary, where i rewrite points in my own words, what would be an easy method for me to note down or remember where i got that point from? Citations will be really long and complicated, it is just for my purpose to know where i got a certain point from. Is there any method?

[prettyshaz]

Thanks you so much mum 🙏🙏🙏 watching from Kenya

[danishali-wndb]

Very intresting, your teaching plan very creative