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Citing in Presentations
You should
always give
credit to your sources -- even in a PowerPoint
presentation.
The suggestions below are based on an adaptation of APA style. Check with
your professor regarding specific citing style requirements for your
course assignments
.
At a minimum, include a slide with the complete References at the end of the presentation.
Because audiences may ask about information on a specific slide, it is helpful to include a brief “Source line” on individual slides within the body of the presentation. This is similar to using in-text citations in a paper.
The sources listed on individual slides should match with the complete citations on the References page.Slide2
Example: Research Findings
from Secondary Research
The number of mobile applications for sports fans doubled in 2010.
Over six million sports fans viewed at least one sport on a mobile device last year.
Sources: Smith,
2011
; Sports Business Research Network,
2010Slide3
Example: Research Findings
from Interviews
Top three concerns of store managers:
Inventory control
Employee training
Promotional displays
Source: Butler University Interviews,
2011Slide4
Example: Research Findings
from Survey
Average price paid for hats
Ages 18 to 24 $20
Ages 25 to 34 $22
Source: Butler University Survey,
2011Slide5
Example:
Data Table
If you have a chart or table with data from multiple sources, you should include an in-text cite for each in the Source line. For example, Table 1 includes data from the Passport
database
and also from a 2010 World Bank report.
Table 1: Corruption Perceptions Index
Sources:
Euromonitor
International, 2011; World Bank, 2010. Slide6
References
Butler
University. (2011, October 21).
Interviews with four
ABC store
managers.
Indianapolis, IN
.
Butler
University. (2011, November 3). Survey of 20 adults. Indianapolis, IN.Euromonitor
International. (
2011).
Country statistics--corruption.
Retrieved from
Passport database
.
Smith
, J. (2011). Mobile apps for sports on the rise.
Sporting Goods News, 18
(1), 20-22. Retrieved from
Business
Source Complete database
.
Sports
Business Research Network. (2010).
Sports fan market 2010.
Retrieved from
SBRNet
database
.
World
Bank. (2010).
Doing business report—Egypt
. Retrieved from
http
://www.doingbusiness.org/