Cite Me! a presentation by Dr. Cynthia Calongne for the eLearning Consortium of Colorado April 17, 2020 featuring ReciteWorks.com by 4Cite Labs.

1. Cite Me!
Cynthia Calongne, aka Lyr Lobo,
CCCOnline/Colorado Technical University
eLearning Consortium of Colorado (eLCC) Conference

2. 25 years in Education
Doctoral Student
Researcher
Speaker
Professor ISTE Leader Mentor

3. Pattern Matching
Examines Author
Name & Year
Between References &
Citations
Reflects on the Goal
of Citations
Recite Works

4. Getting Started with ReciteWorks
In your browser, visit the site:
https://reciteworks.com/
Open a paper with references and citations to test.
Video demonstration: https://youtu.be/xSsCsXC1BIw

5. Open ReciteWorks.com by 4Cite Labs

6. 4cite Labs. (2019). ReciteWorks (Software).
https://ReciteWorks.com
The Process
1. Click Login safely with Google
2. Click check now
3. Click Paste
4. Copy and paste your text
5. Click Check

8. Click Paste & Copy/Paste Your Paper
Click Check to Analyze It

9. Important Tips
• You must have a References section with a
header that centers the heading.
References
You must have citations in APA 6th edition
style. Check the drop down selection for
other styles, including APA 7th edition.

10. Expand the arrows on the left to see three
citation analyses

11. Text Analysis – Hover Over the Dates

12. Text Analysis – Hover Over the Dates

13. Alphabetical Order & References

14. Dates without Citations

15. Dates without Citations

16. In ReciteWorks, Click on the Icons to see Google
Scholar Sources, Citations in Situ, and Tips

17. In Mount Vesuvius, Lyr Reads Her Written Work

18. Mahalo from eLCC in Colorado!