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Cite sources
Guides for the Most Commonly Used Citation Styles- Citing sources for a bibliography (APA, Chicago, MLA, Turabin, CSE) (Duke University)
- Citing Sources within your paper (APA,Chicago,MLA, Turabin, CSE) (Duke University)
- MLA format (University of Illinois)
If you use MLA style, give a try. You input the relevant citation information, and a Java program will produce a citation for you) - APA format (University of Illinois)
Guides Specific to Citing Online Information Sources
- Citation Styles -- Online: a reference guide to using Internet sources (Bedford/St. Martin's)
- Style Sheets for Citing Internet & Electronic Resources (UC-Berkeley)
Interactive Citation Builders and Reference Management Tools
- Citation Builder (North Carolina State University)
- NoodleBib (for MLA and APA; requires free registration)
- EndNote and Reference Manager (MU has licensed these commercial products)