Plagiarism
Citation
A citation is a reference to a source of information. In academic writing, different fields use different types of writing styles (and different writing styles have different citation styles). We use citations following specific formats (as directed by writing styles) to make a clear connection between our work and the work of people whose ideas we are building upon.
- Citation HelpManuals, guides, and reference materials for each citation type
Paraphrasing, Quoting, and Synthesizing
- The Whys and Hows of ParaphrasingArticle by Mark Nichol
- Using SourcesPowerPoint by FCE&SCJ professor Dr. Danielle Kwasnik
- Using Source MaterialsView short videos by study.com on using and citing source materials in your papers
- The Art of Synthesizing: A Masterpiece in the Making
By FCE&SCJ Professor David B. Ross and Dr. Melissa Tara Sasso. - Writing A Literature Review and Using a Synthesis MatrixBy NC State University Writing and Speaking Tutorial Service
- Literature Review: Synthesizing Multiple SourcesBy the University Writing Center of the School of Liberal Arts. Indiana University
