Westfield
State College Ely Library
Citation Guides
American
Psychological Association Style Guides
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APA
- Citing Legal Materials in APA Style
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NoodleTools
(Enter data from books, newspapers, journal articles, web sites, and magazines
to format citations directly into APA style)
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To use this resource, you must scroll down to "New User?" Click on
"create a new folder"
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You will be asked to choose a login (Make it easier by using your college
email user ID).
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You will have immediate access after chosing your ID and password.
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Be prepared to fill in information for each source that you are using for
your projects or papers.
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Modern Language Association Style
Guides
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MLA Style - How to
Document Information (Summary Guide based on the MLA
6th ed. manual)
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MLA - Citing
Library Database Articles in MLA Style (Based on the
MLA 6th ed. manual)
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MLA - Citing Web Pages
in MLA Style (Based on the MLA 6th ed. manual)
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Sources
Formatting Papers in MLA Style:
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MLA:
Step-By-Step Instructions (Seton Hill University) (Best if
viewed in Netscape 6.x or Internet Explorer)
http://jerz.setonhill.edu/writing/academic/mla_style.html
This site provides very specific formatting guidelines for Word documents.
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NoodleTools
(Enter data from books, newspapers, journal articles, web sites, and magazines
to format citations directly into MLA style)
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To use this resource, you must scroll down to "New User?" Click on
"create a new folder"
-
You will be asked to choose a login (Make it easier by using your college
email user ID).
-
You will have immediate access after chosing your ID and password.
Be prepared to fill in information for each source that you are using
for your projects or papers.
More
Sources for MLA Citation:
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MLA
Format "Writer's Workshop Citation Styles Handbook" (University
of Illinois @ Urbana-Champaign)
http://www.english.uiuc.edu/cws/wworkshop/writer_resources/citation_styles/mla/mla.htm
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MLA
Format - Giving Credit to Sources (Ohrstrom Library, St.
Paul's School)
http://library.sps.edu/reference/Hypertext_tutorial/MLA_Stylesheet.shtml
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The Official MLA Style for Citing Internet Sources
Refer to the
print volume: The MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers
(1999) which is
available at the Ely Library Reference Desk and in the Reference Collection
(REF LB2369 .G53 1999).
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Chicago
Manual of Style [& Turabian Interpretation]
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CBE Style [Council of Biology
Editors]
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Last updated July 3, 2007