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    Intellectual property refers to creations of the mind such as inventions, artistic works, designs, names and images used in commerce which are protected by law. There are various citation styles such as APA, MLA and CMOS used in different academic fields to give credit and provide information about sources used. Sources can be print sources like books and periodicals or online sources from the internet such as websites, e-books, online journals, magazines and newspapers.

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    INTELLECTUAL

    PROPERTY
    MR. FREDIE T. DE VEGA

    INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY (IP)


    refers to creations of the mind, such as
    inventions, literary and artistic works,
    designs and symbols, names, and images
    used in commerce which are protected by
    the law.

    WHY DO WE NEED TO GIVE A PROPER CITATION?


    • To give credit to the author
    • to provide you and the reader with more information about the sources
    • to show credibility
    • to prevent plagiarism
    MR. FREDIE T. DE VEGA

    THINK ABOUT THIS!


    BIBLIOGRAPHY
    MR. FREDIE T. DE VEGA

    BIBLIOGRAPHY
    contains an alphabetical list of
    sources like books, periodicals, and
    websites used by the writer or the
    researcher.

    comes from the Greek words:


    • BIBLION meaning book
    • GRAPHIA meaning to write
    VARIOUS
    IN
    WAYS
    CITING SOURCES
    MR. FREDIE T. DE VEGA

    A.P.A. STYLE
    • used in social and behavioral sciences.
    • consist of four components: author, date, title,
    and source.

    NOTE: American
    Psychological
    Association
    MR. FREDIE T. DE VEGA

    M.L.A STYLE
    • used for writing literature and related subjects
    like theater or film.
    • consist of four components: Author's Last
    Name, First Name. Title. Publisher, Year
    published.
    NOTE: Modern
    Language
    Association
    MR. FREDIE T. DE VEGA

    C.M.O.S.
    • used in many academic fields, especially in the humanities
    and social sciences.
    • Text should be consistently double-spaced, except for
    block quotations, notes, bibliography entries, table titles,
    and figure captions.

    NOTE: Chicago
    Manual
    Of
    Style
    TYPES
    OF

    SOURCES
    MR. FREDIE T. DE VEGA

    PRINT SOURCES
    are sources that have been published in printed
    format, such as books and periodicals.

    EXAMPLES:
    • BOOKS- most common and reliable sources of
    information.
    MR. FREDIE T. DE VEGA

    PRINT SOURCES
    are sources that have been published in printed
    format, such as books and periodicals.

    EXAMPLES:
    • PERIODICALS- are magazines, scholarly journals,
    newspapers, and newsletters published at regular
    intervals. Publication dates are essential when citing
    periodical sources.
    MR. FREDIE T. DE VEGA

    PERIODICALS
    are magazines, scholarly journals, newspapers, and newsletters
    published at regular intervals. Publication dates are essential when
    citing periodical sources.
    KINDS OF PERIODICALS:
    • JOURNAL- a scholarly published periodical containing
    articles written by researchers, professors, and other
    experts.
    MR. FREDIE T. DE VEGA

    PERIODICALS
    are magazines, scholarly journals, newspapers, and newsletters
    published at regular intervals. Publication dates are essential when
    citing periodical sources.
    KINDS OF PERIODICAL:
    • MAGAZINE- a periodical publication that contains
    stories, essays, pictures, and the like, usually published
    every week or month.
    MR. FREDIE T. DE VEGA

    PERIODICALS
    are magazines, scholarly journals, newspapers, and newsletters
    published at regular intervals. Publication dates are essential when
    citing periodical sources.
    KINDS OF PERIODICAL:
    • NEWSPAPER- a periodical that is printed and
    distributed usually daily or weekly containing news,
    opinions, features, and advertisements.
    MR. FREDIE T. DE VEGA

    Online SOURCES
    Refers to any materials or information taken from the internet.
    Other terms for online sources are electronic sources, web sources,
    and internet sources.
    EXAMPLES:
    • WEBSITE- refers to the collection of files and related
    resources accessible through the World Wide Web and
    organized under a domain name.
    MR. FREDIE T. DE VEGA

    Online SOURCES
    Refers to any materials or information taken from the internet.
    Other terms for online sources are electronic sources, web sources,
    and internet sources.
    EXAMPLES:
    • E-BOOKS- are books that are read on a computer or
    electronic devices which are cited exactly as a printed book.
    MR. FREDIE T. DE VEGA

    Online SOURCES
    Refers to any materials or information taken from the internet.
    Other terms for online sources are electronic sources, web sources,
    and internet sources.
    EXAMPLES:
    • ONLINE JOURNALS- are journals read from digital
    libraries or online databases.
    MR. FREDIE T. DE VEGA

    Online SOURCES
    Refers to any materials or information taken from the internet.
    Other terms for online sources are electronic sources, web sources,
    and internet sources.
    EXAMPLES:
    • ONLINE MAGAZINES AND ONLINE NEWSPAPERS-
    are the online versions of magazines and newspapers. Both
    sources use the same format for their bibliography entries.

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