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Welcome to the Introduction to Chicago Manual of Style, 18th Edition: Author-Date Style Libraries' course series. This fifth module is part of the five integrated modules that cover formatting, style, in-text citations, and reference list citations in Chicago Author-Date Style (18th Edition). In this fifth module, you'll be introduced to the key Chicago Author-Date Style (18th Edition) rules, including citing multiple or corporate authors, formatting titles, publishers, and DOIs, and referencing secondary sources.
Course modules' list:
- Module 1: Understanding citation
- Module 2: Citing sources essentials
- Module 3: Creating in-text citations
- Module 4: Reference list formatting
- Module 5: Author-Date specific rules (currently viewing)
Note: The series was created in collaboration with the Writing and Communication Centre.
Welcome to the Introduction to Chicago Manual of Style, 18th Edition: Author-Date Style Libraries' course series. This fourth module is part of the five integrated modules that cover formatting, style, in-text citations, and reference list citations in Chicago Author-Date Style (18th Edition). In this fourth module, you’ll learn to identify, format, and cite sources on a reference list page.
Course modules' list:
- Module 1: Understanding citation
- Module 2: Citing sources essentials
- Module 3: Creating in-text citations
- Module 4: Reference list formatting (currently viewing)
- Module 5: Author-Date specific rules
Note: The series was created in collaboration with the Writing and Communication Centre.
Welcome to the Introduction to Chicago Manual of Style, 18th Edition: Author-Date Style Libraries' course series. This third module is part of the five integrated modules that cover formatting, style, in-text citations, and reference list citations in Chicago Author-Date Style (18th Edition). In this third module, you will explore the fundamental elements of Chicago Style (18th Edition) Author-Date in-text citations and learn how to apply them correctly.
Course modules' list:
- Module 1: Understanding citation
- Module 2: Citing sources essentials
- Module 3: Creating in-text citations (currently viewing)
- Module 4: Reference list formatting
- Module 5: Author-Date specific rules
Note: The series was created in collaboration with the Writing and Communication Centre.
Welcome to the Introduction to Chicago Manual of Style, 18th Edition: Author-Date Style Libraries' course series. This second module is part of the five integrated modules that cover formatting, style, in-text citations, and reference list citations in Chicago Author-Date Style (18th Edition). In this second module, you will learn about in-text citations, reference list entries, quotations, paraphrasing, summarizing, and proper citation formatting.
Course modules' list:
- Module 1: Understanding citation
- Module 2: Citing sources essentials (currently viewing)
- Module 3: Creating in-text citations
- Module 4: Reference list formatting
- Module 5: Author-Date specific rules
Note: The series was created in collaboration with the Writing and Communication Centre.
Welcome to the Introduction to Chicago Manual of Style, 18th Edition: Author-Date Style Libraries' course series. This first module is part of the five integrated modules that cover formatting, style, in-text citations, and reference list citations in Chicago Author-Date Style (18th Edition). In this first module, you will be introduced to the importance of citations in academic writing and when they need to be used.
Course modules' list:
- Module 1: Understanding citation (currently viewing)
- Module 2: Citing sources essentials
- Module 3: Creating in-text citations
- Module 4: Reference list formatting
- Module 5: Author-Date specific rules
Note: The series was created in collaboration with the Writing and Communication Centre.
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An infographic that follows the Chicago 18 style and provides a sample of a Bibliography Entry for a journal article. It also offers a breakdown and explanation of the components of the sample citation.
An infographic that follows the Chicago 18 style and provides a sample of Note Citations for a journal article. It also offers a breakdown and explanation of the components of the sample citation.