Citing Sources & Creating Bibliographies  Tags: citing citing_sources bibliographies works_cited  

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The library provides access to two citation software products.Citation libraries are transferrable between the two pieces of software, so you can use either or both.

• RefWorks: Web-based software for managing citations, creating bibliographies and adding citations as you write within Word.
• EndNote: As with RefWorks, EndNote manages citations, creates bibliographies, and "Cites While You Write" in Word. The main difference is that it is software loaded on your machine.

 Why would you use them? Why wouldn't you use them?

• Import citations as you're doing research in databases like EBSCOhost or InfoTrac or from Google Scholar.
• Bring these citations directly into your Word document and the software will format it however you need it!
  • Easily create Works Cited pages.
  • Add in-line citations or footnotes as you write.
  • If you need to change citation styles, it can happen with the click of a button.

Click the RefWorks and EndNote tabs to find out more about each product.

Ebook
Taylor, James. Managing Information Technology Projects: Applying Project Management Strategies to Software, Hardware, and Integration Initiatives. New York: AMACOM, 2004. Books24x7. 16 August 2006.

Journal Article
Tedlow, Richard S. "Leaders in Denial," Harvard Business Review 86.7/8 (July 2008): 18-19. Business Source Complete. EBSCO. Babson College Horn Library, Babson Park, MA. 18 Aug. 2008.

Company Profile
“Dell Inc. Public Company Profile.” Capital IQ. August 18, 2008. Standard & Poor’s. Babson College Horn Library, Babson Park, MA. 18 August 2008.

Market Research Report
"Mobile Phone Services in US 72233." IBISWorld Market Research. 7 October 2005. IBISWorld. Babson College Horn Lib., Babson Park, MA. 21 January 2006. http://www.ibisworld.com

Free Websites
Basic Format:
“Section Name (if relevant).” Web Site Title. Date Created or Updated. Creator. Date Viewed.

Examples:
PepsiCo 2007 Annual Report. 2007. PepsiCo. 18 August 2008. http://www.pepsico.com/AnnualReports/07/index.html.

 Yahoo Finance! 2008. Yahoo Inc. 15 August 2008

 For additional examples, see the Citation Examples tab in this guide.