Can we find an easier way to learn a method of giving credit where credit is due?
In university, I always got docked grades for not giving credit properly. I tried to learn the APA and MLA formatting but It was beyond my ability to understand. Do you have an alternative.
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@talljasperman There is a website called Noodlebib. You type in the info from your sources and it spits out a proper citation.
All that formatting was beyond me as well.
That website seriously saved my ass.
There is also a website, I can’t remember the name, where you submit a paper you have written and it checks for possible plagiarism. 10% and under is, if I remember correctly, acceptable. Anything more than that and you need to go back and do a little fine tuning.
@Katniss thanks for the top on that. I like it.
@Katniss the plagiarism website is turnitin.com. There are several citation generating sites including Noodle Tools and EasyBib. Most are accessed through college library Web sites. Maybe Noodlebib is a free version?
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