Before you begin citing your sources, ask your instructor what bibliographic style or format that he/she prefers to use (MLA, APA, Turabian, Chicago, etc.).  

The Internet changes quickly so it’s a good idea to save or print all of the pages you want to use for your citations.   You will also need to remember the “URL” or web address, such as http://www.sctc.edu and the date you accessed the resource.

HANDOUTS
The following two handouts can assist you with citing some of the most commonly used sources.  These are available in .pdf format:

• APA Style
• MLA Style

OTHER SITES TO HELP YOU WITH CITING YOUR SOURCES:

• APA STYLE - American Psychological Association
• MLA STYLE  - Modern Language Association
• APA, MLA, CHICAGO and TURABIAN STYLE - Citing sources from Duke University
• CHICAGO/TURABIAN STYLE  - University of Wisconsin Madison Writing Center
• KNIGHT CITE CITATION SERVICES -  Online citation generator from Heckman Library of Calvin College
• NOODLE TOOLS - Interactive research tools.  Some tools are by subscription only, but are others are free:  Choose the Best Search, Knowledge Base, and NoodleBib MLA Starter, and NoodleBib Express
• PURDUE ONLINE WRITING LAB (OWL) - APA and MLA formatting and style guides, writing resources, plagiarism, and more