LibGuides: Writing Toolkit: Writing with Sources

Writing with Sources

The Writing Process: Blending Research into Your Paper

Blending sources into your own writing, sometimes known as “synthesis,” is another critically important skill for college students. Learn more about how to write with sources and how to avoid plagiarism here.

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Avoiding Plagiarism When Using Source Materials
From the Writing Center at Temple University (opens as .pdf).
Effective Verbs for Referring to Source Material
From the Writing Center at Temple University (opens as .pdf).
How to Integrate Sources into Your Paper
From the University of Illinois-Urbana Champaign University Library.
Incorporating References
From the KU Writing Center.
Integrating Sources
From the Illinois Writers Workshop.
Using Evidence
From the Indiana University-Bloomington Writing Tutorial Services.
Using Research
From the Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL).
Using Source Material Effectively
From the Writing Center at Temple University (opens as .pdf).

Writing Toolkit

Writing with Sources

The Writing Process: Blending Research into Your Paper

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