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Last update: Aug 04th, 2009 URL: http://libguides.colby.edu/help_with_assignments  Print Guide  RSS Updates

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ACADEMIC HONESTY AT COLBY

Colby's Academic Honesty Policy

Avoiding Plagiarism

 

SAMPLE CITATIONS

From Diana Hacker's Research and Documentation Online

 
 

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Why We Cite

Citations are an important part of the scholarly conversation. They...

  • demonstrate the research path someone took to develop an idea
  • help to relate that idea to readers.

Citations also offer leads for researchers to follow to other pertinent information sources.

 

When to Cite

  • When you directly quote someone else
  • When you reference another person's ideas
  • When you outline someone else's argument or line of reasoning
 

Citation Software

 

  • RefWorks  
      
  • EndNote  
      

Useful Web Sites

 
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