~ Follow the Essential Rules tips for including page numbers. Printed Book Source Type Generic Example Actual Example N, Footnote S, Abbreviated Citation B, Bibliography, Reference List Entry See also Title Case Capitalized, Sentence Case An Author. Zotero. N: First and last name of author, title of book in title case, lecture or presentation 14,217 N: 1. Gail Edwards, Regulated Children s Print Culture in Postwar Canada, presentation, Biennial Conference of the Canadian Association of History of Education, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, -26, 2014. When using a Chicago-style lecture citation to cite information in a PowerPoint presentation or Google Slides, be sure to include the media. Here are the examples: Example. General format. Example. Bibliography of Chicago: Last name, first name. “Title of the conference or presentation”. Chicago style Footnote is a footnote-bibliography system used for citing and referencing information in assignments and publications. In addition to the information provided in this guide on how to reference particular sources, you should follow some general style rules, which are detailed below and demonstrated in an example. Each scientific discipline has a preferred format or style for referencing sources. The Chicago referencing style comes in two varieties: Notes and Bibliography, often also called Chicago footnote, Author-date, often also called in-text or parenthetical text, The Notes and Bibliography system is often used in the humanities, The Chicago Manual. does not provide specific examples for class handouts, course presentations, or course packs. Chicago Manual: Bibliography: Footnote: Not covered in the manual. Johal, Ranbir. “Bhangra and Bollywood.” Class paper for Kwantlen Polytechnic University, Surrey, British Columbia. " Conference, FOOTNOTE format and examples: s first name last name, description of the primary source, Date, in the title of the secondary source in italics, ed. First name of the publisher Place of publication: Publisher, Year, pages included. Jackson at John Pepys Junior, in The Letters of Samuel Pepys and His Family,