#How to use zotero in word youtube full#
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What do you think, should you seek to discover the producer by examining the credits of the work (if there are any), or play it safe and cite without an 'author'. It seemed to me that this was reasonable as the person who uploads is not always the producer or even associated with the creative output, and as you point out in the Jenny Levine example sometimes it is better to attribute differently. (also adding in the 'feature=.player' bit that I always delete) The Machine is Us/ing Us (Final Version). but I have always been interested to note that Zotero does not automatically add the profile owner's name to the citation, instead citing something like Michael Wesch's The Machine is (Us)ing us like this (but with italicised title) I am *not* a referencing guru at all (sadly). Kathryn Greenhill Sunday, 26 September 2010 at 16:27:00 GMT+10 Perhaps the conversation was edited after broadcast to produce this shorter video making upload the date of this edition, what do you think? Should it be (2010, March 1) in the reference list?.

#How to use zotero in word youtube full#

*I did not include the full date of upload to YouTube as the publication date, because Jenny's authorship of her words I would count as the date the video was first broadcast which I do not know but guess as this year. Helpfully they claimed production credit at the end of video, but I would have felt safe assuming so from the nature of their (askacpl) uploads. *I counted Allen County Public Library as publisher although perhaps it ought to be their production facility Access Fort Wayne. *The words were Jenny's so I cite her as author.

Fort Wayne, IN: Allen County Public Library. I would probably blockquote that but that html tag is not allowed in comments here. Because that is not how the world works anymore.' (Levine, 2010, 3:27) And if you sit behind that desk you are going to wither there. You have to be out there online, providing services where the users are, being where it is convenient for them. 'As a librarian you can not sit behind the desk waiting for people to walk up and ask you a question any more. Here is another example of a direct quote from a video: Moonflowerdragon Saturday, 6 March 2010 at 20:00:00 GMT+11

#How to use zotero in word youtube code#

maybe:Īpparently no monkeys were harmed in the making of Mike Spiff Booth's video Code Monkey (2006, 3:36). If I comment upon Mike Spiff Booth's video content.

What then about YouTube's 'director' videos?.

The personal web-cam style videos, apparently home-made by the one who posts them to YouTube - can they be credited to that one? If 'apparently' is not enough, what if the video's description contains a claim of creation?.

Many YouTube videos do not have credits, and there is a distinct possibility that people might post videos they did not create, such as the Slingshot Fun video in McConnell Library's example (McConnell Library, 2007) so that it might be best not to attribute to the YouTube member who posted it, however:.

If the video includes an appropriate credit - great use that, (although one still has those questions about specific reference to either music or video content in music video).

which brings to mind the music video which begs another question (if one's commentary refers to the music content is the reference to the song writer and if relevant performer? and if one's commentary refers to the visual content is the reference to the video producer? or does one in any case reference both?)

APA citation style for audiovisual media varies from print material in that the function of the originator or primary contributors is designated in parentheses, and the nature of the work in brackets after the title (American Psychological Association, 2001, p.

which begs another question: identifying the producer.

author would be the producer of the video if known.

as an electronic source there would be 'Retrieved -date- from URL' and.

I haven't really had occasion to need to cite a video myself, but as MyBlogLog tells me that visitors have browsed by my ' cite-a-blog' and ' cite-a-blog-comment' posts from google searches seeking APA style citation guidance for youtube videos, I've been wondering.įirst, to cite a video seems on the surface quite simple: I apologise if this page took a while to load, I love these videos because my boys love World of Warcraft. 'No monkeys were harmed in the making of this film' (Booth, 2006, 3:36) Back to original post with minor edits: To locate a quote within a video I would use a time reference, eg: In APA style a location reference is included with the in-text citation rather than in the reference list: (Author, year, location) or Author stated (Year, location). My original post did not contain a significant point for directly quoting: location reference. More recently a googler landed here from the query.