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5 oktober 2021

APA guidelines 7th edition: Paraphrasing and Citing

What is paraphrasing and citing? And how does it work?

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Project APA 7

2 juni 2023

Responsible use of information: Paraphrasing

Paraphrasing It takes some effort to learn to paraphrase by re-formulating an original text in your own words. Watch part of the video How to paraphrase (4:58) by QUT Library to find out how you best paraphrase a text. Exercise: Online tool for paraphrasing.

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Erasmus University Library

12 september 2019

Referencing

Do you find it difficult to create a bibliography? How do you mention your sources in the text? What is the difference between quoting and paraphrasing? All these topics will come to your attention, according to the latest APA guidelines, in this mini lecture.

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Yvonne Schuling, Hanze Library, Monika Sieron

1 juni 2021

Unit 8: Introductions and conclusions, paraphrasing, writing forum

Videos: Video 17: Introducing and concluding your essay Homework task(s): Write out the body of your essay Suggested tasks for the tutorial: Exercise on introductions and conclusions (using a sample essay, otherwise a case study text) 1. Find the introduction and conclusion. 2. Highlight/annotate the following elements: • Introduction a) Establishing the field b) Research gap c) Thesis statement • Conclusion a) Restatement of thesis b) Summary of argumentation c) Ideas for future research Are any elements missing? Is there anything extra that is not on this list? Exercise on paraphrasing Using one of your case study articles: 1. Find a place in the text where a journal article is referenced, but not directly quoted. 2. Go to the Reference list and track down the original journal article using the library catalogue. 3. Open the original article. • Do you think the author of the case study article has paraphrased a specific section of this source, or have they summarised the source? • If you think the source was paraphrased, can you find the section that was paraphrased? Peer review exercise on integrating sources Swap essay drafts with a partner. Make notes on the following questions: 1. Has your partner used direct quotations? • If so, are they properly integrated (not 'floating?) 2. Has your partner used paraphrases? • If possible, open the original source text. How similar is the paraphrase to the source text? 3. Are all quotations and paraphrases adequately cited? Prepare written feedback for your partner. If time, share and discuss your feedback together.

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Philomeen Dol, Elly Dutton, Bryan O'Donovan, Gea Hakker

2 juni 2023

Responsible use of information: How to avoid plagiarism

How to avoid plagiarism Plagiarism is the use of another author's ideas, words, images, music or other work without disclosing the source. However, you may re-use these works through summarizing, paraphrasing or quoting as long as you properly identify the source. Exercise: Is this plagiarism? Related.

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Erasmus University Library

2 juni 2023

Responsible use of information: Tips against plagiarism and dishonesty

Tips against plagiarism You avoid plagiarism by summarizing, paraphrasing, or quoting your sources and adding the appropriate reference. Tips against dishonesty Two of the core principles of scientific integrity are honesty and trustworthiness. When you use information it is your responsibility to ensure the source abides to these principles. Related. Suggested.

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Erasmus University Library

1 januari 2020

Part of Writing & Publishing: How to cite

Part two of Writing & Publishing: Instructions on citing, refering, referencing, plagiarism and bibliographic notations.

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TU Delft Library

4 maart 2020

Citing sources A: Sources in the academic process

An interactive course on citing sources: why and how.

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Bibliotheek UvA

3 december 2024

Libguide Citing

If you use the texts, ideas, research data, pictures or any form of information published by somebody else, you must always refer to the source (the original publication), no matter where it originates from. For example your source may be an article from a scholarly journal, a thesis, a conference proceeding or a publication on the internet. This libguides covers three topics: Using sources; Referring to your sources; and Citation Styles (APA style, Chicago style, MLA style, and Vancouver style).

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Universiteitsbibliotheek Utrecht

4 oktober 2022

APA guidelines (7th)

All APA style 7th edition rules listed, with examples of references for different types of sources.

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Project APA 7