How to cite sources in PowerPoint | It's important

Learn how to cite sources in PowerPoint (it's important) and the different citation options you have. You can do it!

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TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR THIS VIDEO
0:00 Introduction to citing
0:16 4 reasons why citing sources is important
2:51 Choosing a citation style
3:55 How to cite your sources verbally
4:24 How to create in-text citations in PowerPoint
5:37 How to use footer citations in PowerPoint
8:46 Creating a sources cited slide

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The reason that citing your sources in PowerPoint is important for a number of reasons:

Avoid plagiarism - published works by authors and content creators is their work. You can be legally sued for using someone else’s work.

Increases your credibility – if you are properly citing your sources, it increases the trust your audience has in what you are saying, making you look better. It shows you’ve done your homework which, hopefully, you have.

Provides additional information – citing your sources also empowers your audience members to dive deeper into your topics when you have properly cited where you got the information from.

To learn more about how to cite sources and why it’s important, check out my blog post below:
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