Citing Sources in Google Slides

The video tutorial explains how to incorporate and cite evidence in Google Slides, highlighting the differences from Google Docs. It covers embedding evidence, using footnotes, and formatting a works cited page. The tutorial also suggests using citation generators like Night Cite for creating citations. Additional resources for embedding and citing in Google Docs are mentioned.

Why is it important to cite sources in a research project?

• To make the presentation look longer

• To avoid plagiarism

• To confuse the audience

• To fill up space on the slide

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What is a key difference between Google Slides and Google Docs in terms of citation?

• Google Docs does not require citations

• Google Docs uses footnotes by default

• Google Slides has an automatic citation generator

• Google Slides requires manual formatting of citations

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How can you embed evidence into a line of text in Google Slides?

• By using the insert citation function

• By using a special citation tool

• By following the same formatting as in Google Docs

• By adding a new slide for each citation

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What is the first step in creating a footnote in Google Slides?

• Using the insert footnote function

• Inserting a new slide

• Typing the citation directly in the text

• Pressing control or command plus period

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What does the term 'postscript' mean in the context of Google Slides footnotes?

• Text in a larger font

• Text in a smaller font slightly above the normal text

• Text in italics

• Text in bold

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Where should the corresponding information for a footnote be placed in Google Slides?

• At the top of the slide

• In the middle of the slide

• At the bottom of the slide

• On a separate slide

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How do you ensure the title 'Works Cited' is centered on the slide?

• By dragging the text box to the entire size of the slide

• By typing it in the middle of the slide

• By using the insert title function

• By using a special centering tool

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What font and size should be used for the 'Works Cited' section in Google Slides?

• Times New Roman, size 12

• Verdana, size 10

• Calibri, size 11

• Arial, size 14

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What tool is recommended for generating citations?

• Google Scholar

• Night Cite

• Microsoft Word

• Zotero

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What should you do after generating a citation using Night Cite?

• Copy and paste it into your document

• Save it as a PDF

• Email it to yourself

• Print it out

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