Citing Your Sources

Citing print and electronic resources

• Chegg Writing Citation Generator - Create citations for your assignments from STEM to Art—with thousands of free styles including APA, MLA, Chicago, and Harvard.
• EasyBib
  EasyBib is a free web-based tool for building and managing citations in MLA.  APA, and Chicago Style are also available, but there is a membership charge. Create citations, manage notes, and more.
  For more information, see the EasyBib tutorial.
• MLA Documentation Guide - The Writing Center, University of Wisconsin-Madison
• APA Documentation Guide - The Writing Center, University of Wisconsin-Madison
• MLA Citation Basics - Easybib
  Created by Easybib, this guide includes: 
  • Fundamentals of MLA citation
  • MLA examples of popular sources
  • MLA web rules
  • MLA parenthetical citations
• MLA Visual Guides Part 1 – Easybib
  Created by Easybib, this guide includes labeled illustrations showing how to cite: 
  • Websites and Books
  • Journals and Newspapers
  • Databases and Magazines
  • Films, Chapters and Photographs
• Research and Documentation Online – Resources for researching, writing and citing materials, including guidelines for documenting print and online sources in APA, MLA, Chicago and CBE citation styles.
• Using Modern Language Association (MLA) Format – Purdue University Online Writing Lab
• Using American Psychological Association (APA) Format – Purdue University Online Writing Lab

Plagiarism

• You Quote It, You Note It!  [For best effect, use with sound.] Plagiarism tutorial created by Vaughan Memorial Library, Acadia University.