| As in writing, citations provide evidence supporting your statements, making you more credible. Oral citations give proof of well-researched content. |
| Cite your source whether you are quoting or paraphrasing: anything not original to you needs a citation! |
| Include your References list at the end of your presentation (you may need multiple slides). |
| Give some variety to your oral citations: "According to...," " This is supported by...," "John Doe says...," "As Dr. Jones states in his paper...." |
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