The easiest thing to do, while researching, is to keep a list of all the sources you refer to and rely on throughout your research. Didn't do that? Do it now.
Once you have the list, make a works cited page or a bibliography. Use the new version of word to do this or a website like: EasyBib or Citation Machine. If all else fails you can always rely on this site to see the nitty gritty of how it's done.
When your works cited/bibliography is done you can begin giving credit where credit is due by internal citing whenever you paraphrased a source, took knowledge from a source or directly quoted them.
So, with your time in the lab:
- Make a list of all sources refered to.
- Turn those sources into a bibliography (all sources refered to) or a works cited (all sources quoted, paraphrased or borrowed from within your document).
- Then give credit where credit is due through internal citation.
- Questions? Raise your hand and wait patiently for The Cook.
- You can also finish your test :)
