- MLA Style Citations
- This is our summary of MLA Style citations. (PDF format)
- A Guide for Writing
Research Papers based on Modern Language Association (MLA)
- This is a very detailed site outlining the research process,
and including detailed examples of MLA style citations. Prepared by
faculty at Capital Community College in Hartford, Connecticut.
- MLA
Citation Examples by HCC Library
- This web page is a collection of examples of different kinds of
works on a "works cited" page. Brought to you by Honolulu Community
College.
- MLA-style Citations (quoting and paraphrasing)
- Descriptions and clear examples of acknowledging sources by quoting or paraphrasing are featured on this site. All citations follow MLA style guidelines. (Maintained by Spokane Falls Community College Library.)
- Quick Cite
- Get help writing citations using this web site. Use a form to type in the info you have, and a citation is generated for you. (Maintained by Debbie Abilock of NoodleTools.)
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- APA Style Citations
- This is our summary of APA Style citations. (PDF format)
- APA
Bibliography Style Handbook
- This is a reasonably complete site. It includes detailed examples of
APA style citations. Prepared by the writers' workshop at the University
of Illinois Urbana-Champain, IL.
- Guidelines for Writing
in APA Style
- This site isn't about citations alone, but is an example and
explanation of how to write a paper following APA guidelines.
- More...
- If the above fails you in any way check out this page maintained by
Psych Web. It lists several others sources for examples of APA
citations.
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- Materials from
electronic, on-line resources (MLA-Style)
- This site explains and guides you through using MLA style citations,
and is endorsed by the Alliance for Computers & Writing. You will
find guides to citations for articles in electronic indexes (like
ProQuest Direct and EbscoHost), for Web, FTP, Telnet, and Gopher sites.
It also discusses how to cite Synchronous communication (MOOs, MUDs,
IRCs), and Asynchronous communication (email, listservs, newsgroups).
- APA's How to cite
information from the WWW
- This site is maintained by APA. It provides APA's currently proposed
standard for referencing online documents in scientific publications.
- Online! Citation Styles
- Citation styles for most types of online sources are provided: web sites, email messages, discussion lists, chat rooms, and more. Descriptions and examples of citations are given for APA, MLA, Chicago Manual of Style and other formats.
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