CITING SOURCES
A collection of helpful websites on writing research papers and creating citations in various formats, including APA and MLA.
- American Psychological
Association Style
Focuses on citing electronic sources.
- APA Citation
Style: Examples for Nursing Students (and others!)
From the College
of St.Benedict/St. John's University.
- APA,
MLA, Turabian, and Chicago Citation Styles
From Long Island University.
- Citation Machine
An interactive
Web tool that automatically generates citations in MLA and APA formats
after the user types the relevant information.
- Citation
Scrambles
Practice creating MLA and APA citations; from Northern
Virginia Community College Libraries.
- Citing
References in Your Paper
From the University of Wisconsin-Madison,
Writing Center. Includes APSA, APA Chicago/Turabian, CSE, and MLA. Also includes a helpful section on quoting and paraphrasing sources.
- Citing Sources
-- from the Duke University Libraries.
- Citing Your Sources
Provides style guide handouts (PDF) for APA and MLA styles.
- Internet Citation
Guides
Citing electronic sources in research papers and bibliographies;
from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Memorial Library.
- Learning
Page- Getting Started: How to Cite Electronic Resources
From the
Library of Congress.
- MLA.org Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently asked questions about MLA style.
- ONLINE!
Citation Styles
Includes APA, MLA, Chicago, and CSE styles.
- OWL: Handouts:
Research and Documenting Sources
From Purdue University Online
Writing Lab, a wealth of information on doing research and documenting sources.
- Research and Documentation
Online
Includes guidelines for documenting print and online sources (APA, MLA, Chicago, and CSE) as well as sample papers with annotations. Based on the book Research and Documentation in the Electronic Age, by Diana Hacker.
- Sources:
Their Use and Acknowledgement
From Dartmouth College.
This collection is maintained by Beth DeAngelo.
