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http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/research/r_docelectric.html Purdue University has one of the BEST Online Writing Centers (known as OWLS, by the way). Here is the link for their handouts. |
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Citing
Electronic Sources (HCC Library handout, updated Spring 05) Here are the guidelines for citing sources located by searching Ebsco Host, Newsbank, e-books, and more. Library Handout, in .rtf for easy download |
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| Research navigator has
some wonderful resources built into the site; this is part of the Mycomplab
website.
Guidelines for both MLA and APA are included. |
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| Keys for Writers -- Don't forget the wonderful section of the handbook about MLA and APA documentation styles, including detailed examples and sample student papers. | ||||
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Great Resources on the web for help with Documenting Electronic Sources A collection of links for writers and writing teachers, broken up into categories. Also includes graphic organizers, the 5 paragraph theme, how to do an annotated bibliography & more! |
| Using In-Text Citations -- As your witty Composition teacher commented, "More than all you wanted to know!" (Dargan 32). |
The Citation Machine - The web-based tool for creating MLA or APA citations. |
| Cherie's handout on how to use the Citation Machine This is a wonderful research tool; simply select the type of resource you are using and a form appears on the screen. Fill it out and click on process and you will get a citation in both MLA and APA style. My handout gives the details. |
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Using the Auto Cite Feature in
MyComplab Auto Cite is another web-based citation builder; it does both MLA and APA documentation styles. |
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Using Auto
Cite (power point presentation) Added Spring 2005 This has a lot of print screens |
Created by Cherie Dargan
Updated September 22, 2006
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