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Citing a PowerPoint Presentation in APA

Struggling with APA format for citing a PowerPoint? Our AI assistant is here to guide you step-by-step through the process. Whether you're referencing a lecture slide or an online presentation, get precise instructions tailored to your needs.

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Keep in mind that depending on whether the PowerPoint is accessible to the public or available only through specific platforms, the citation approach may vary. Feel free to ask any more detailed questions or specifics about different types of citations!

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Citing a PowerPoint in APA can be straightforward. You'll typically include the presenter's name, date of presentation, title in italics, and the format in brackets, like [PowerPoint slides]. Is this PowerPoint from a class or a conference? It might help to know the context to ensure accurate citation. Is there anything specific you're working on that you need help with?