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Citing and Analyzing Information tools for business students.

Citing Sources

OWL at Purdue: APA Guide for print and online sources
Guide to formatting your paper in APA style.
OWL at Purdue: Sample Paper in APA Format
View a sample academic paper with APA formatting and citations.
Guide to Annotated Bibliographies
Get info on why and how to craft an annotated bibliography.

Citing Common Business Sources
UW Libraries guide to citing business sources, including company profiles and SEC reports.
Guide to Evaluative Annotation
Advice for stronger uses of sources using evaluative annotation methods.

Resources on Using Information Effectively

Basic Criteria for Evaluating Sources
Guide to help determine how to choose reliable, appropriate sources for your research.
Primary & Secondary Sources - What are they?
Information on differentiating primary and secondary sources.
Quoting and Paraphrasing
Information on when to quote or paraphrase information in your research, and how to cite appropriately.

Citing and Annotating Sources
Slides with instructions on writing annotations and citations in marketing plans, business plans, and presentations.

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