Theory of Relativity: Work Cited

Academic integrity includes the values of trust, respect, fairness, and honesty in your work. Plagiarism means the inclusion of any idea or language from someone else without giving due credit by citing and referencing that source.

Did you know that many databases and academic website will automatically generate accurate citations for you? 

Here is an example from Worldbook Online: 

Did you know that MS Word will automatically generate accurate citations for you? 

What you need to do:

Click on the "References" tab, select the appropriate style, then "Insert [your] citation" (use this for in-text citations, footnotes, or endnotes), create your "Bibliography," or "Manage [your] your Sources."

Look for this: 

There are many online citation generators that you can use: 

• Citation Machine

  Choose your citation style, input the information and this software will automatically generate the citation.

• Cite this For Me

  Cite This For Me's open-access generator is an automated citation machine that turns any of your sources into citations in just a click.

• BibMe

  The fully automatic bibliography maker that auto-fills. It’s the easiest way to generate citations to build a works cited page. And it’s free.