The APA (American Psychological Association) style is followed by all kinds of academic institutions, journals, articles, and books. But nowadays, information isn’t only found in books and on websites. PowerPoint and Keynote presentations hold tons of knowledge. And yes, if you’re going to include that knowledge in your papers, it must be cited properly. But like all things, there are particular rules of citation you have to follow. How to Cite PowerPoint Presentations 1. Cite in References. Include it in the References list like any other online file (e.g. PDF) but mention the file format in brackets and the “Retrieved from” URL pointer. The…
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