Software for Citing Your Sources (Tip Jar)

From Tip Jar post #13: http://blogs.lib.utexas.edu/undergrad...

We all know the feeling. You're exhausted, you've just written the final sentence of your paper and feelings of relief and accomplishment take over you. Then, you get the sinking feeling you're forgetting something. You are: your bibliography!

The Libraries can help! We have more than a few to choose from depending on the type of research you're conducting. This means easily citing traditional resources such as books and journal articles, as well as websites, images, interviews, videos and more. Each of the citation tools offer the standard citation styles (APA, MLA, Chicago/Turabian); one or more even offer integration with Microsoft Word or other word processing software. And best of all, most of them are free.

Make sure to grab some headphones or turn up the volume since there is audio in this video.

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