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Citation styles are an important part of the larger process of academic research and writing. Each profession or discipline has a preferred style or format for researchers to use so that published works conform to accepted standards. A citation style provides a uniform way of documenting the sources used in the preparation of the work, thus facilitating scholarly communication.
- RefWorksPowerful Web-based bibliographic management tool for VCU students, faculty, and staff. Export from a number of databases, or manually enter citation information. Assembles your entries in a variety of citation styles. Will also compile a bibliography. Organize your references into one or multiple folders.
Avoiding Plagiarism
- VCU Honor SystemRead "Possible Violations" Section III.
- Writing with Integrity Workshop on BlackboardOpen Blackboard course, no enrollment required. Useful tips and examples in the "Writing Strategies" and "Plagiarism Prevention Tutorials" sections.
- Avoiding PlagiarismFrom Purdue University Online Writing Lab (OWL). Be sure to look at Is It Plagiarism Yet? and Safe Practices.
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