RefWorks
Web-based citation management tool
Citation
Resources
APA, MLA, and Chicago Styles
- APA Style
- MLA
Style
- Chicago Manual of Style
Additional Resources
- Bedford/St. Martin's - Citation Styles
The Bedford/St. Martins Web site provides information about using MLA, APA, and Chicago citation styles to document Internet sources.
- Hacker Handbook Resources
This Web page, based on Diana Hacker's handbooks, provides links to PDFs of sample complete research papers in APA, MLA, and Chicago style. Annotations throughout the papers provide additional information about how the papers should be formatted.
- Online Guide to Writing and Research
Chapter 5 of UMUC's Effective Writing Center's Online Guide to Writing and Research, Academic Integrity and Documentation, covers in-depth copyright issues, avoiding plagiarism, and documentation of sources. Information on MLA, APA, Chicago, and CBE citation styles is also provided.
- Purdue University Online Writing Lab (OWL)
The Purdue University Online Writing Lab (OWL) provides information about using APA and MLA citation formats to document both traditional and Internet sources.
- University of Illinois Writers' Workshop
The University of Illinois Writers' Workshop provides information about using APA and MLA citation formats to document both traditional and Internet sources.
- VAIL
Citation Guide - Citation, Citation, Citation!
UMUC's
Center for Intellectual Property has created the Virtual
Academic Integrity Laboratory (VAIL) to introduce you to proper
citation as a way of avoiding plagiarism. For specific information on
APA and MLA styles, see the Citation
Examples: APA and MLA Style
section of the guide.