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How To Cite

APA Style

• APA by Purdue University
• APA by Long Island University
• APA by University of South Florida
• APA Style.org - This site is published by the APA. It includes some basic examples of APA citations and has an FAQ's section.
• Citation Examples - From Duke University, this site includes examples of citations from APA, MLA, Chicago, CSE and Turabian style manuals.
• Landmarks' Son of Citation Machine - This website will allow you to enter bibliographic information about your resources and then will generate a citation in MLA or APA format.
• NoodleBib Express - Just need one or two quick citations? No need to log in or subscribe -- simply generate them in NoodleBib Express and copy and paste what you need into your document.
• SourceAid Citation Builder - Select your writing style to start building your bibliography.
• Sources - Published by Dartmouth University, this site provides examples of how to cite in MLA and APA style as well as advising students how to avoid plagiarism.

Chicago Manual of Style

• Chicago Citation Style - Examples of the Chicago citation style from the library at Long Island University.
• Chicago Manual of Style Citation Guide - An explanation of the Chicago style from the University of Ohio Libraries.
• Chicago-Style Citation Quick Guide - provided by the publishers of the original Chicago Manual of Style.
• Citation Guide- Scottsdale Community College

MLA Style

• Citation Examples - From Duke University, this site includes examples of citations from APA, MLA, Chicago, CSE and Turabian style manuals.
• Citation Guide- Scottsdale Community College - Helpful guide to both 6th and 7th editions of the MLA handbook
• Citing Government Information Sources Using MLA - Published by MLA, this website explains how to cite web-related sources.
• Landmarks' Son of Citation Machine - This website will allow you to enter bibliographic information about your resources and then will generate a citation in MLA or APA format.
• NoodleBib Express - Just need one or two quick citations? No need to log in or subscribe -- simply generate them in NoodleBib Express and copy and paste what you need into your document.
• OWL at Purdue University: Using Modern Language Association (MLA) Format - An explanation of MLA format from Purdue University's writing lab.

Other

• APSA Documentation - Guide to the American Political Science Association (APSA) Style Guide published by the University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Auburn's Style Manuals & Citation Guides - Citation guides for APA, MLA, Chicago and Turabian styles, including how to cite works from periodical databases.
• Citing Government Documents - This website from Columbia University provides links and resources for citing government documents.
• DocSite - This website shows how to cite government documents in both APA and MLA style.
• How to Cite Resources from the Article and Reference Databases - This handout describes how to cite articles from the Lee College Article and Reference Databases in MLA and APA format.
• Introduction to Basic Legal Citation - This site from Cornell University provides an overview of how to cite legal sources and how to interpret legal citations.
• KnightCite Citation Maker - This site from Calvin College generates citations in either MLA or APA style, based on bibliographic information you provide.
• Legal Citations - Produced by West Texas A&M University, this is a guide to interpreting (rather than writing) legal citations.
• Plagiarism - A webliography of anti-plagiarism resources compiled by Sharon Stoerger of University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
• Uncle Sam - Brief Guide to Citing Government Publications - Guide to citing government documents from the University of Memphis.