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When you do research, you're locating information that helps support your ideas. That information may come from a variety of sources, including books, articles, websites, interviews with your Professor, etc. Whenever you include information from a source--an idea, a phrase, a quote--you must give credit to the source by citing it in your work. "Citing" a source means that you state where you found the information so that others can find the exact same information.
Internet Citation Resources |
| The Source |
Created for OCC students by Professor David Bordelon, featuring examples of APA and MLA citations for dozens of sources. |
| Landmark's Citation Machine |
Generates citations for you in APA and MLA formats. Warning: this machine will not check spelling, capitalization, etc. |
| The Purdue Online Writing Lab |
In addition to providing citation information for both MLA and APA formats, this resource covers grammar and the basics of writing a research paper. |
| APA Style for Electronic Resources |
Most up-to-date resource for APA guidelines on electronic resources like websites and emails |
| ONLINE! Citation Styles |
Current guidelines and citation examples for MLA, APA, Chicago, and CBE formats |
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