Comparison Between Girl's Quick And Dirty Tips

Writing Style Handbook
August 2009

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Sample 2

This podcast explores the confusion of who versus whom, and the speaker reminds the listeners to use who when a person is the subject of the sentence (Fogarty, 2007).

Reference Page Citation
Fogarty, M. (Writer/Speaker). (2007, March 9). Who versus whom [Audio podcast]. Grammar
Girl’s Quick and Dirty Tips for Better Writing. Retrieved from http://grammar.quickanddirtytips.com/who-versus-whom.aspx 22

Online Video
In-Text Citation
Sample 1

In an Internet video, Gore (2008) stated that 68% of the American population believes that human activity is a contributing factor in global warming.

Sample 2

This Internet video about global warming explores the urgency to ―organize our response appropriately‖ (Gore, 2008) to the climate crisis.

Reference Page Citation
Gore, A. (2008, April). Al Gore: New thinking on the climate crisis [Video file]. In TED Talks.
Retrieved from http://www.ted.com/talks/view/id/243

Reference Citations: Course Materials
Online Course Material
Different documents listed in online course materials—lecture notes, syllabi, appendixes, supplemental documents—may be cited using the following model:
In-Text Citation
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