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Larrissa, that probably wasn't even in that video. I created these just to help students navigate in Google (and the video is even outdated, as it is). A great source for you that spells out everything that's required in this style is through the Purdue OWL: owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/chicago_manual_17th_edition/cmos_formatting_and_style_guide/chicago_manual_of_style_17th_edition.html Basically, though, the endnotes (in the footer of each page) are the sources you referenced on that particular page. The first time you list a source, you essentially give a full citation, just following a different format than on your bibliography. But you only do that the first time. From then on, you just use an abbreviated style, with only the author's last name and the page number. You can also use the notation ibid, which sort of means "ditto" or "see just above" - this is if you're referring to the exact same article as the last citation. Sometimes, you'll need to just add a different page number after the Ibid. I hope you find what you need!

Oh good; I'm so glad to hear it! I really DO need to update these, though! But at least it helped a little. :)

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I go over it briefly at 2:20

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Thanks for the tip!

That's great, Anne - thanks for the info!

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