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Lesson 1
Why Cite Your Sources?


Lesson 2
Write Your Bibliography with Refworks: Basics

Guided Exercises:
  • Setting up a RefWorks Account


    Lesson 3
    Write Your Bibliography with Refworks: Advanced


    Lesson 4
    Using Style Manuals to Write Your Bibliography


    Lesson 5
    Citing Government Publications

    Lesson 6
    Citing Resources Using the APA Style


    Lesson 7
    Citing Resources Using the MLA Style


    Lesson 8
    Citing Resources Using the Turabian/Chicago Style



  • Citing Sources
         Citing Government Publications

    Government publications can be among the most complicated sources to cite accurately. They may come from federal, state or local agencies. They may be pamphlets, handbooks, transcripts or technical reports. Frequently they are numbered publications in series. Nearly all government publications are published by entities that are part of a bureaucratic hierarchy and should be documented in a meaningful order.

    Following are some examples of typical citations, but for more accurate information, please refer to the style manual of your choice (APA, MLA, Turabian, etc.) or the Complete Guide to Citing Government Information Resources, which can be found at:

  • Wilson Reference
  • Wilson Gov Pub (Desk Reference)
  • Magrath Reference
  • Call # J9.5 .G374x 1993
  • OR

  • Walter Sci/Eng Reference
  • Veterinary Medicine
  • Call # Z7164 .G7 G37


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