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Library Citation Style Guide (MLA, APA, Chicago)This link takes you directly to the LibGuide on Citation Styles, also available under the "Topics" LibGuide dropdown menu.
Online MLA Resources
Some useful online resources include:
MLA Style Center:
Using MLA Format
Works Cited: A Quick Guide
UMGC Library:
MLA Citation Examples
Excelsior College OWL:
MLA Works Cited
Mendeley:
Mendeley Ultimate Citation Cheat Sheet (APA & MLA)
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Purdue OWL:
MLA - 5 YouTube Video Series
Online/Library APA Resources
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APA Citation LibGuide PagePage from our citation style guide focused on APA 7. There are online resources & examples as well as directions to find the style guides in the library.
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Purdue OWL: APA Formatting & Style GuideThis is a very detailed online APA style guide recommended by your instructor & full of specific examples.
Library Resources for ASA Style Citations
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Style Guide byCall Number: Reference HM73 .A547 2010ISBN: 9780912764313Publication Date: 2010Complete ASA Style Guide, available for in-library use only.
Online Resources for ASA
American Sociological Association fact sheet : PDF from the ASA with tips on writing in ASA Style.
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ASA - Purdue OWL
Guidelines on ASA Style for Manuscripts from the Online Writing Lab @ Purdue University.
Online Chicago/Turabian Resources
Some useful online resources include:
UMGC Library:
Chicago Citation Examples
Excelsior College OWL:
Chicago Notes & Bibliography
Colorado State University:
Chicago Manual of Style
RefWorks
ProQuest RefWorks is a tool that helps you handle all your citations. It's particularly useful for this assignment because not only does it manage your citations for a bibliography, but you can share a folder with the rest of your group. The link below takes you through all of the basics of how to utilize RefWorks.
More specifically, RefWorks allows you to:
If you'd like to see how to edit a RefWorks citation or upload a document to annotate in RefWorks to share with your group, you can watch this video.
If you are using a lot of web sources, rather than pulling from a database, you may also want to use the browser plugin "Save to RefWorks" to generate citations from the web. You can find it under the Tools option in RefWorks.