Cara Menulis Daftar Pustaka Dari Internet Secara Otomatis di MS Word 2010

Summary

In this tutorial, the presenter demonstrates how to create a bibliography or reference list for research papers and reports using an online source. The process is explained step-by-step, from inserting citations to adding a website as a source. The tutorial covers key elements such as author names, webpage title, website name, publication date, and access date. The presenter shows how to insert the source into a bibliography section and automatically update the list. This simple method helps users accurately reference online content in their academic work.

Takeaways

• 😀 Always include a bibliography or references when using online sources for reports or papers.
• 😀 Start by navigating to the 'References' tab in your word processor.
• 😀 Click 'Insert Citation' and then select 'Add New Source' to create a new citation.
• 😀 Choose 'Website' as the source type when citing an online resource.
• 😀 Fill in the author name (e.g., Muhammad Rofi) in the relevant field.
• 😀 Copy and paste the title of the webpage (e.g., 'Free Download Copy') into the 'Name of Web Page' field.
• 😀 The 'Name of Website' is derived from the part of the URL between 'www.' and '.com' (or equivalent).
• 😀 Enter the publication year and date, if available (e.g., August 15, 2020).
• 😀 Add the date when you accessed the website in the 'Accessed' field.
• 😀 Once all fields are filled out, click 'OK' to create the citation and it will automatically appear in the bibliography section.

Q & A

What is the main topic of the tutorial?

The tutorial focuses on how to create citations and a bibliography when referencing online sources, especially for reports or papers.

Why is it important to include a bibliography in your work?

Including a bibliography is essential to give proper credit to the sources you used in your work, ensuring academic integrity and allowing others to verify the sources.

What software is being used to demonstrate the process?

The process is demonstrated using Microsoft Word, specifically the 'References' feature for inserting citations and creating a bibliography.

What is the first step to create a citation from an online source in Word?

The first step is to go to the 'References' menu, then click on 'Insert Citation,' and select 'Add New Source.'

What should you select for the type of source when citing a website?

For citing a website, you should select 'Website' as the source type.

How do you insert the author's name in the citation?

The author's name can be copied directly from the webpage and pasted into the 'Author' field in the citation dialog box.

How do you find and input the name of the website?

The name of the website is located in the URL, typically between 'www.' and '.com' (or the domain extension). This should be copied and pasted into the 'Name of Website' field.

What information do you need to include about the publication date?

The publication date of the webpage, which can be found on the website itself, should be entered in the 'Year' and 'Month' fields. For example, if the page was published on August 15, 2020, you would enter 2020 and August.

How do you add the URL of the source?

You can copy the entire URL from the web browser’s address bar and paste it into the 'URL' field in the citation dialog box.

What happens after all the citation fields are filled in?

Once all the citation fields are filled in, you can click 'OK' to save the citation. The citation will now appear in your document, and you can insert it into the bibliography.

How do you generate a bibliography in Word?

To generate a bibliography, go to the 'References' tab, click on 'Bibliography,' and choose the desired format. Word will automatically create and insert the bibliography based on the citations in the document.

Can you update your citations and bibliography once they are created?

Yes, you can update the citations and bibliography. Simply add new citations by following the same process, and then click 'Update Citations and Bibliography' to refresh the list.