How to reference lecture slides in AMA
A reference for lecture slides in AMA has 7 parts. See them labelled on an example, then build your own and copy it.
- In your essay: A raised number, like ¹
- Checked 23 October 2026
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The 7 parts
1. Lecturer. Title. Format presented at: Module; Date. Accessed date accessed. Web address
1. . 2 · TITLEWeek 4: Memory and learning. 3 · FORMATLecture slides presented at: 4 · MODULEPSY104: Introduction to Psychology; 5 · DATEOctober 6, 2025. Accessed 6 · ACCESSEDOctober 14, 2026. 7 · WEB ADDRESShttps://vle.example.ac.uk/psy104/week-4
- 2 · TitleAs the source gives it.The title on the first slide.
- 3 · FormatAs the source gives it.What they are, like lecture slides or a PowerPoint presentation.
- 4 · ModuleAfter “presented at:”.The module code and title, from your learning platform.
- 5 · DateThe date, written like this: October 6, 2025.The date of the lecture, or when the slides were posted.
- 6 · AccessedThe day you looked at it, written like this: October 14, 2026. After “Accessed”.The day you looked at them.
- 7 · Web addressThe full web address.The slides’ address on your learning platform.
Two places, one source
Testing yourself helps you remember.1
The source’s number.1. Morgan C. Week 4: Memory and learning. Lecture slides presented at: PSY104: Introduction to Psychology; October 6, 2025. Accessed October 14, 2026. https://vle.example.ac.uk/psy104/week-4
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What if…
Made by an organisation
Give the organisation’s name where the author goes.
1. Riverside Media Bureau. Week 4: Memory and learning. Lecture slides presented at: PSY104: Introduction to Psychology; October 6, 2025. Accessed October 14, 2026. https://vle.example.ac.uk/psy104/week-4
In your essay: 1
Two authors
Give both names, with a comma between them.
1. Green A, Patel R. Week 4: Memory and learning. Lecture slides presented at: PSY104: Introduction to Psychology; October 6, 2025. Accessed October 14, 2026. https://vle.example.ac.uk/psy104/week-4
In your essay: 1
Four or more authors
Name all four in the reference list.
1. Green A, Patel R, Okafor D, Lee H. Week 4: Memory and learning. Lecture slides presented at: PSY104: Introduction to Psychology; October 6, 2025. Accessed October 14, 2026. https://vle.example.ac.uk/psy104/week-4
In your essay: 1
Easy to get wrong
Leaving out the date you looked at it
NOT QUITE1. Morgan C. Week 4: Memory and learning. Lecture slides presented at: PSY104: Introduction to Psychology; October 6, 2025. https://vle.example.ac.uk/psy104/week-4
RIGHT1. Morgan C. Week 4: Memory and learning. Lecture slides presented at: PSY104: Introduction to Psychology; October 6, 2025. Accessed October 14, 2026. https://vle.example.ac.uk/psy104/week-4
Check your university’s version
Some courses make small changes to AMA. Your course handbook always wins.
This guide follows the AMA Manual of Style, 11th edition.
Questions
How do I cite lecture slides in the text?
Use the number the source has in your list: 1. The list is in the order you first cite each source, so the first source you cite is 1.
Is AMA the same at every university?
Some courses make small changes to AMA. Your course handbook always wins.
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