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You will want to cite or credit your sources whenever you use someone else's
work. For example, if you use ideas or information from a book, a magazine
article, a website, or even another person you need to say where you got your
information. Why do I cite my sources? It is called plagiarism when you do not give credit for ideas, words, quotes, or other information that you did not write yourself. How do I cite my sources? You can create your own bibliography or you can use one of the bibliography makers available online. When do I cite my sources? You should cite your source or sources anytime you borrow or quote someone else's work. Some examples would be a science fair project, a book report, or a social studies project. Where do I find an online bibliography maker? Try one of these websites for an easy-to-use bibliography maker. There may be other bibliography makers available, but these seem best for elementary school students. Easy Bib doesn't require a username or password and allows you to save your bibliography or print it directly. Noodle Tools requires you to create a username and password before you can use their bibliography maker. |
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