Unsure About How to Avoid Plagiarism?
The Teacher Librarian is always available and often gives seminars in teachers’ classes on the ever-changing challenges and wonders of AI, citing, and much more!
- Integrating Quotations properly will help you remember the rules for using support from your text and show you are giving credit where credit is due.
- CITING-YOUR-SOURCES the Teacher Librarian’s slide presentation, will also remind you how to integrate quotations and cite your sources. There is also an instructional video from Memorial University Libraries that can guide you.
Want to know how to do an annotated bibliography?
- UVic or Cornell University has the answer
Not sure if a source is reliable?
- Berkeley University Library has a great checklist for you
Example of APA & MLA papers from OWL Purdue annotated to show you how it’s done
Integrating Quotations
Helpful tips in a slide show about Integrating Quotations can be found here.
Citing Your Sources
Need help to cite your found sources?
Mybib.com allows you to cut and paste web addresses and ISBNs
The OWL site uses Chegg and may force you create an account to continue use.
Citing an Indigenous speaker or interview? Check out the latest APA guide from Simon Fraser University.
UVic has very helpful libguides (library guides) on how to cite GenAI with links to every style: APA, MLA, Chicago, etc.
Interactive Activities
Want to dive into a video game that explores an Indigenous perspective? Try Terra Nova.
Create flashcards, quiz yourself and play games to learn all the terms you may hear in English class.