Module One - Quick Review

To check to see if your pizza dough is rising and ready for toppings, try out these questions:

1. What's wrong with this citation?

Economic information theorists describe “value-added activities [as] summarizing, evaluating, comparing, classifying, etc." (Bawden, 2001, 15).

Quotation marks are in the wrong place.
There is no page number.
There should not be a comma between the author and date.
The final period is misplaced.
Please make a selection.

2. What's wrong with this reference?

Bawden, David. 2001. The Shifting Terminologies of Information. Aslib Proceedings 53 (March): 93-98.

There should be a comma instead of a period after the date.
The article title should be capitalized sentence style.
The article title should be in quotes.
The date should be at the end of the reference.
Please make a selection.

How did you do?

Try rolling over the words 'Great' and 'I'll try again.'

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