Author Last Name, First Name. "Title of Presentation." Format, Institution, Year. URL.Example:
Smith, John. "Introduction to Digital Marketing." PowerPoint presentation, Harvard Business School, 2023. https://www.hbs.edu/presentation.pdf
Step 4: Insert the Citation in Your Work
Once formatted correctly, add the citation to the references or works cited section of your document. If you are using in-text citations, ensure they align with your chosen citation style.
For example, in APA format, an in-text citation might look like this:
(Smith, 2023)
Conclusion
Referencing a PowerPoint presentation correctly enhances credibility and avoids plagiarism.
By following the correct format for APA, MLA, or Chicago styles, you ensure academic and professional accuracy.
Always verify citation guidelines based on the latest edition of the referencing style you are using.
FAQs can take you forward!
How do I cite a PowerPoint without an author?
If no author is available, use the title of the presentation in place of the author’s name.
Do I need to cite PowerPoints in APA if I created them myself?
No, if you are the creator of the PowerPoint and it’s unpublished, there’s no need to cite it.
Can I use PowerPoint citations in a bibliography?
Yes, PowerPoints should be included in the bibliography or reference list if they are sources in your work.
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