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Dual Enrollment (Move On When Ready): Cite your sources

Tips for Navigating the Dual Enrollment process

Citation Management Tools

Zotero
Not only formats your citations, but helps you manage your research. Find out more at Jason Puckett's Zotero Guide: http://research.library.gsu.edu/zotero
EasyBib for Office 365
If you're already writing in Office365, save yourself some time with this nifty trick.
Son of Citation Machine
Provides an interactive tool to help create reference citations for research papers. Includes various print and electronic resources

Tips and Guidelines

Always use citations when:

quoting directly from a source
including statistics or other factual information
paraphrasing or summarizing an author's main idea

For more tips, see this guide from Duke University Libraries.

Online Citation Guides

Cite Your Sources - GSU Libraries
Guide to using different citation styles and avoiding plagiarism.
Citation Guidelines for GALILEO Resources
Help in compiling your bibliography using resources found in GALILEO
OWL Writing Lab @ Purdue
Information on writing styles, research methods, and proper citation styles.
Social Media Citations

MLA 8 Style handouts

MLA 8 Style Guidelines

APA Style Handouts

APA Style for Sources from GALILEO Databases
Use for citing articles and other resources from GALILEO databases.
APA Style for Print Sources
Use for citing books, encyclopedia articles, and items from print copies of magazines and journals.
APA Style for Sources from the Web & Multimedia
Use for citing information from web sites, blogs, wikis, audio CDs, DVDs, etc.

Last Updated: Mar 24, 2025 11:10 AM
URL: https://research.library.gsu.edu/dualenrollment
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Subjects: *Guides for Distance Learners, *Guides for New Students, *Guides for Perimeter College

Tags: Dual Enrollment, MOWR