Subject Guide: Citation
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APA Online: Electronic Resources - provides brief examples on how to cite electronic resources (e.g. web-based databases or other electronic resources). Updated to the 5th edition of the print publication which is available in the library for reference.
APA Format - and select Bibliography Styles from the column on the left then APA format. Also covers the elements of the APA Style including listing authors, articles, journals, periodicals, newspapers, in-text citation, personal communication, and more. From the Writer's Workshop Page at the University of Illinois, Urbana, Champaign.
APA Documentation Style - covers major aspects of the APA style including parenthetical citations, reference lists, usage and style, headings, formating your paper, citing one or more authors, and citing electronic resources (including email). Also provides examples of citations. From the University of Wisconsin-Madison Writing Center.
How to Cite References Using APA - provides overview of guide, including information on citing various authors and referencing various publications. From the University of Wisconsin-Parkside Library.
Diana Hacker's Research and Documentation Page: APA Style - provides an excellent guide to properly citing your work. Includes examples of in-text references and appropriate citations for the List of References, works with one or more authors, details on documenting various sources (books, journals, electronic resources) and more.
ASA Format - provides an excellent overview of the style guide including details on manuscript formats, examples for citing references in text, footnotes, and endotes, examples of references from books, journals, electronic and web-based resources. From California State University Library.
How to Cite References Using ASA - provides overview of guide, including information on citing various authors and referencing various publications. From the University of Wisconsin-Parkside Library.
J. Daniel McMillin's Guide to ASA Style - provides examples of citing sources within your paper and documenting various sources.
CBE Documentation - provides good overview of two common styles (name-year and citation-sequence) and offers examples of each. From the University of Wisconsin-Madison Writing Center.
Diana Hacker's Research and Documentation Page: CSE Style - explains the various science citation methods, information on manuscript format, and provides examples on documenting various resources.
Diana Hacker's Research and Documentation Page: Chicago Manual of Style - provides an excellent guide to properly citing your work. Includes examples of in-text references and appropriate citations for the List of References, works with one or more authors, details on documenting various sources (e.g. books, journals, electronic resources) and more.
Diana Hacker's Research and Documentation Page - MLA Style - provides an excellent guide to properly citing your work in the APA Style format. Includes examples of in-text references and appropriate citations for the List of References, works with one or more authors, and more.
MLA Format - and select Bibliography Styles from the column on the left then APA format. Also covers the elements of the APA Style including listing authors, articles, journals, periodicals, newspapers, in-text citation, personal communication, and more. From the Writer's Workshop Page at the University of Illinois, Urbana, Champaign.
MLA Style - provides information on citing various resources in the MLA citation style. Features a section devoted exclusively to citing electronic resources. From the Writing Center at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Writing Center.