1. MLA Citation 9.8 TSW credit the sources of quoted,paraphrased, and summarized ideas; citesources of information using MLA or APA.

2. How can you tell if someone is lying? Know the information if false Find out the information isfalse 3. Why should I cite?In scholarly research, you make sureinformation is correct by verifyinginformation. One way of verifying is checking workscited. Remember to avoid plagiarism, you shouldalways cite your sources. 4. What sources should I cite? Anything that is not your original idea and used inyour research product. This includes: Books Journals/magazines Database articles Websites Encyclopedia articles Pictures music 5. Elements of Citation Citations include the following:Author Title Publisher Name Publisher Location Date of publication 6. Also... Depending on the type of inforation source, itmay also include:volume Article title Date accessed 7. Book Citation BasicsAuthor Last Name, First Name. Title. PublisherLocation: Publisher Name, Date.Pfeffer, Susan. Life As We Knew It. Boston:Houghton Mifflin, 2006.*There are additional rules about books with morethan one author, corporate authors, or editors. 8. Journals/MagazinesAuthor Last Name, First Name. Article Title.Journal Name. Publication date: pages.Blount, Roy. Mr. Lincoln Goes to Hollywood.Smithsonian. November 2012: 46-53. 9. Database ArticleFor a journal article found in a database, you followthe same format, but you will also add the productname, name of providing library, date of access, andURL.Blount, Roy. Mr. Lincoln Goes to Hollywood.Smithsonian. November 2012: 46-53. Proquest.Appomattox HS Lib. 14 Nov 2012.. 10. WebsiteAuthor. Title page of document. Site Title. Dateof electronic publication, last update, or posting date. Name of publishing institution. Date of downloador access. .New, Michelle. Coping with Cliques. TeensHealth. August 2010. Nemours. 14 Nov 2012.. 11. Now What?Lets play human citationWorking in group of 5, given cards with eachelement of a citation (author, title, publisher place,publisher name, date) arrange yourselves in thecorrect order for MLA citation.Repeat for journal article, database, website. 12. PracticeTwo Truths and Lie Create 3 statements for a partner. Two of thosestatement must be true and one a lie. Create acitation for each statement. Partner has to guesswhich is false and must be able to verify usingyour citations.