Yes: When quoting directly from a published source., When using statistics or other data that is freely available from a publicly accessible website., When paraphrasing a definition found on a website. No writer, editor or author's name is shown., Summarising or paraphrasing the ideas of a key commentator, but taken from secondary source., When including photographs or graphics in your assignment (freely available and unnamed)., When emphasising an idea you have read that supports your points., When using aphorisms., No: When summarising the cause of undisputed past events. Common agreement by most commentators., When summarising what you discussed and referenced earlier in a concluding paragraph of your assignment., When summarising undisputed and commonplace facts about the world.,

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