APA Citation Rules and Examples for PowerPoint Presentations and Oral Presentations
Learn how to correctly cite sources using APA format in PowerPoint and oral presentations. Understand the rules for citing one author, two authors, multiple sources, and more. Utilize examples to see how to format in-text citations within slides effectively. Additionally, discover tips on incorporating APA references into speeches using proper phrasing.
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CITING SOURCES IN PPT AND AN ORAL PRESENTATION USING APA EXAMPLES AND RULES
RULES & EXAMPLES One author in one source: author s last name+comma+date of publication E.g. (Jacobs, 2010) 2 authors in the same source: first author s last name+&+second author s last name+comma+date E.g. (Heller & Mani, 2003)
RULES AND EXAMPLES Multiple sources are separated by a semicolon E.g. (Jacobs, 2010; OECD Report, 2009) 3 authors and more in one source: first author s last name + et al. o E.g. (Gee et al., 1996)
EXAMPLE SLIDE: THE IMPACT OF THE ECONOMIC CRISIS oReduction of expenses, redundancies (Jacobs, 2010; OECD Report, 2009) oRetention of multiple competences (Heller & Mani, 2003) oKnowledge of multiple languages as assets (Gee et al., 1996) oKnowledge of multiple languages as commodities (Grin, 2011)
USING APA IN SPEECH You can, if you wish, refer to your sources in your speech (as you speak) by using the following phrases: According to Jacobs (2010), . As stated in Jacobs (2012), .. As we noted in Jacobs (2012), .. As Jacobs (2010) claims/argues, . According to Jacobs (2010) and Heller (2009), . TIP: try to refer to your sources 1 or 2 times in each perspective you present.
