Chicago Style 01: Referencing Sources in Chicago Style: A Basic Introduction 

Provenance (History)

Created in 2014 as part of a series for referencing materials in university papers using Chicago Style 16th edition.

Subjects/Keywords

Library -- writing reference,Writing -- Chicago -- 16th edition,Writing -- styles,

Language

en

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Type

Video

Notes

Distance Education, Learning and Teaching Support (DELTS) changed its name to Centre for Innovation in Teaching and Learning (CITL) in 2016.

Is part of a series

Chicago Style: Referencing and Formating

Rights

© 2014 Kathyrn Rose and Memorial University of Newfoundland

Creative Commons License Name

Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs (CC BY-NC-ND)

Title

Chicago Style 01: Referencing Sources in Chicago Style: A Basic Introduction

Creator

Memorial University of Newfoundland. Distance Education, Learning and Teaching Support (DELTS) and Kathyrn Rose

Description

Memorial University Librarian Kathryn Rose explains how to use Chicago (Notes-Bibliography) Style (16th edition) including paraphrasing or quoting sources in the text of your paper, how to insert footnotes/endnotes, how to use shortened citations and how to use ibid.

Learning Design

Demonstrate how to paraphrase or quote a source, how to insert a footnote/endnote, how to use shortened citations and how to use ibid in the 16th edition of Chicago (Notes-Bibliography) Style of writing.

Date Created

2014

Format

Video/mp4

Duration

03:56 minutes/seconds