How to Cite a Lecture in CHICAGO: Format and Examples
Learn how to cite lectures in Chicago 17th edition format.
Citation Format
Lecturer, First Name. "Lecture Title." Course Name, Institution, Month Day, Year.Example
Smith, John. "Introduction to Research Methods." Research Methods 101, University of Example, January 15, 2024.Important Notes
- Include course name and institution
- Include full date
- Add URL if available online
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