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Citing Yourpace competency materials - anthony3070 - 03-07-2023
I am wrapping up a paper and usually use outside sources. Can someone point me in the direction of how I would cite Yourpace material? I read through the Yourpace intro and it is not clear to me.
I know this is probably obvious, but I am not sure how the profs expect it to be done.
RE: Citing Yourpace competency materials - ss20ts - 03-07-2023
Every professor has their own preferred way of citing YourPace content. It's best to ask them how they want it cited.
RE: Citing Yourpace competency materials - anthony3070 - 03-07-2023
(03-07-2023, 10:59 AM)ss20ts Wrote: Every professor has their own preferred way of citing YourPace content. It's best to ask them how they want it cited.
Is there a generally accepted way to do it? I'm asking not just for this specific document that I am wrapping up, but for the future. Appreciate your help.
RE: Citing Yourpace competency materials - ashkir - 03-07-2023
On a lot of the chapters, there's a citation at the bottom you can use. If not, I usually just emailed and asked
RE: Citing Yourpace competency materials - ss20ts - 03-07-2023
(03-07-2023, 11:05 AM)anthony3070 Wrote:(03-07-2023, 10:59 AM)ss20ts Wrote: Every professor has their own preferred way of citing YourPace content. It's best to ask them how they want it cited.
Is there a generally accepted way to do it? I'm asking not just for this specific document that I am wrapping up, but for the future. Appreciate your help.
Every professor wanted it differently. They really do need to come up with a general consensus when siting the content on Strut. I'm surprised they still haven't.
RE: Citing Yourpace competency materials - anthony3070 - 03-07-2023
(03-07-2023, 02:56 PM)ashkir Wrote: On a lot of the chapters, there's a citation at the bottom you can use. If not, I usually just emailed and asked
Yup, I emailed him and this is basically what he said. He said to cite the source of the material rather than worrying about the yourpace comp interface.
(03-07-2023, 03:21 PM)ss20ts Wrote:(03-07-2023, 11:05 AM)anthony3070 Wrote:(03-07-2023, 10:59 AM)ss20ts Wrote: Every professor has their own preferred way of citing YourPace content. It's best to ask them how they want it cited.
Is there a generally accepted way to do it? I'm asking not just for this specific document that I am wrapping up, but for the future. Appreciate your help.
Every professor wanted it differently. They really do need to come up with a general consensus when siting the content on Strut. I'm surprised they still haven't.
He said to cite the source of the material rather than worrying about the yourpace comp interface. That is where my confusion was.
RE: Citing Yourpace competency materials - ss20ts - 03-08-2023
(03-07-2023, 04:04 PM)anthony3070 Wrote: He said to cite the source of the material rather than worrying about the yourpace comp interface. That is where my confusion was.
And some want the Strut material cited. This is why I say to contact each professor. They really should come up with 1 format for all professors and students to use.