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A guide for new Religious Studies students

What do you want to do today?

Get assistance from Webster's Writing Center.
Get help with APA style.
Find citation help provided by the ATLA Religion Database (from EBSCO).
See if the library has a copy of the APA manual that I can check out.
Other? Check the content at the left or contact the subject librarian (below left).

Academic Integrity and Plagiarism Information

Webster U Academic Integrity Resource For Students
This guide is intended to provide information and resources to help you learn how to complete your course work without plagiarizing.
Plagiarism: what is it; how to recognize and avoid it.
A resource from Indiana University

How can I keep track of all the materials I am finding for my assignment?

There are a number of software programs available that help students store references and notes, create bibliographies, etc. , including the ones listed below. Some students find them useful while others don't feel they are needed.

My EBSCOhost folder - Tutorial (3:14)
Discusses setting up an EBSCO account and saving searches, articles, etc. into folders. Available in many library databases, including PsycInfo, SocIndex, ERIC, Medline, etc.
EndNote
NoodleTools
Includes NoodleBIb which provides comprehensive and accurate MLA, APA, and Chicago/Turabian bibliography composer with fully-integrated note-taking.
Zotero

Last Updated: Dec 21, 2020 12:23 PM
URL: https://libguides.webster.edu/religion_and_global_society
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Subjects: Religious Studies

Tags: global issues, religion