Citing sources in Chicago style is a requirement for all course assignments in the Langara School of Management. Consult your instructor about whether to provide footnotes or endnotes, and whether a bibliography is required.
Provides searchable online access to the 17th (2017) and 16th (2010) editions of the standard style manual. Also includes Citation Quick Guide and Chicago Style Q&A (editors' answers to questions submitted by readers, updated monthly).
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Not sure how to start? Come talk to a librarian and we can guide you on how to create a citation from the simplest to the most obscure sources.
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Use the cite feature available in many of the Library's online databases
For example, when viewing a title in the Library's Quick Topic Search, simply click on 'cite' to generate a citation in different styles. Be sure to check the citation before pasting in your report - they are generated by a computer application and not always 100% accurate.
Check out ZoteroBib
This is a great citation generator for the most common citation styles. Enter a url, ISBN, DOI or title to get started. It will also sort your citations into an alphabetical list and generate a footnote or in-text reference.**To create a full note for Chicago style, make sure you select Chicago Manual of Style 17th edition (fullnote).
