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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.
Are you aware that both the MLA and APA styles have been revised for 2009? Click here for more information on MLA (2009) and click here for more information on APA (2009)
Internet Citation Resources |
| The Source |
Created for OCC students by Professor David Bordelon, featuring examples of APA and MLA citations for dozens of sources. |
| 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 |
| Landmark's Citation Machine |
Generates citations for you in APA and MLA formats. Warning: this machine will not check spelling, capitalization, etc. |
| NoodleBib Express |
A popular citation generator for simple citations in APA, MLA and Chicago styles |
| ONLINE! Citation Styles |
Current guidelines and citation examples for MLA, APA, Chicago, and CBE formats |
| OCC Writing Center |
On-campus support for all your writing needs |
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