Now that everyone in your group understands the importance of properly citing sources, you want to make sure that all of your citations are correct. After reviewing your citations, you realize you need some help fixing them. Where do you go for help? I’ll use a website to generate the correct citation for me. I’ll go to a librarian for help.

It would be difficult to memorize all the rules of each citation style, especially because organizations regularly update their citation rules. The module described a variety of tools and resources to help when citing sources for college assignments. Which of the following is NOT one of the ways described in the module to get help with citation?Group of answer choicesContact the Writing Center for help with your citations.Go to the college bookstore for help with your citations.Use a citation tool from the library’s databases to generate a citation.Ask a librarian for help with your citations.

References: List all the references you used in your assignment, ensuring proper formatting. Reference list of cited resources (at least 15 references; at least 3 must be dated within the last two years)

In your discussion post this week, please address the following questions:Why is it important to know how to properly cite in your academic paper?What resources can you use to check your elements of writing?

Select all that applyWhich of the following are clues that will help you identify scholarly sources? Select all that apply.Multiple select question.Written by academics and professionals in their specific field.Peer reviewed for accuracy by experts in the field.Discipline-specific terms, references, and jargon are used.Attractive and inviting with color graphics, photographs, videos, and advertising.Need help? Review these concept resources.

There are usually two parts to citation in academic writing. First, you tell your reader that you’ve included information from an outside source by placing an in-text citation or a footnote/endnote in your paper. Second, you:Group of answer choicesInclude the first page of all your outside sources and turn them in with your assignment.Include a list of all the authors who wrote the outside sources you used.Provide a list of links to your outside sources as a separate document when you turn in your paper.Provide full citations for each of your outside sources at the end of your paper. The citations include information like the author/creator, title, publisher, and date it was published. These lists are sometimes known as “Works Cited” lists or “References” lists.