How to cite a website, book, YouTube video and Picture in PowerPoint

Learn how to cite a website, book, YouTube video and picture in PowerPoint, to make sure you aren't stealing anyone's copyrighted materials. Citing sources is an important aspect of using the content you find online.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
0:00 Introduction
0:22 How to cite a website in PowerPoint
2:42 How to cite a book in PowerPoint
3:58 How to cite a YouTube video in PowerPoint
5:18 How to cite a picture in PowerPoint

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Here are the common elements you'll need to cite these specific resources in PowerPoint (watch the video above for examples of each).

Common elements of a website you’ll need to cite:
- Website or author-name
- Page name or article title
- Exact URL of the website
- Page date of publication

Common elements of a book you’ll need to your citations:
- Author name
- Book title
- Publication date and location
- Publisher name

Common elements you’ll to properly cite YouTube video:
- Creator's name or screen name
- Video title
- Video URL
- Website name
- Publication date

Common elements you’ll need for your picture citations in PowerPoint:
- Creator's name
- Title of the picture
- Date and location of publication
- Publisher or website
- Picture URL

To learn more about citing sources in PowerPoint, and why it's important, see my blog post below.
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