SPAN 301/302: Advanced Spanish

Store all your citations in one place and easily create your bibliographies using RefWorks.

 A citation...

• describes a book, journal article, website, or other published item.
• prevents plagiarism by giving credit to the originator of an idea.
• enables the reader to locate the item.
• includes the author, title, publisher and place of publication, DOI or URL, and date.

You must credit the source of anyone else's ideas that you use or mention in your writing. If you don't, you are plagiarizing -- an offense with serious consequences.

When creating the Bibliografía/Obras Citadas include the format of the source at the end of the citation:

Web = Fuente electrónica

Print = Fuente impresa

Example in MLA format:

The Online Writing Lab at Purdue University provides guidance on how to format in-text citations and bibliographies.