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Online Citation Guides
There has yet to be a definitive set of formats available that provide guidelines
for the citing of electronic resources that appear on the Internet. However, there are
numerous Web sites that provide interpretations of the basic styles such as MLA, APA,
and Turabian. Below are listed a collection of online citation guides that provide
many examples of these various styles.
TRADITIONAL CITATION GUIDES
APA Sample Styles
Chicago Sample Styles
MLA Sample Style
MEGASITES FOR GENERAL CITATIONS GUIDES
International Federation of Library Associations - Citation Guides
Internet Citation Guides -University of Wisconsin at Madison
Internet Public Library - Citing Electronic Resources
SUBJECT SPECIFIC CITATION GUIDES
Business
Formats for the Citation for Electronic Sources of Business Writing
Education - K-12
Citation Guides for Students k-12
Electronic Files
Citing Electronic Files - ICPSR
Government Documents
A Brief Guide to Citing Government Publications (University of Memphis)
Citing Electronic Sources - Library of Congress
Includes various ways of citing recordings, pictures, and
videos that appear on the Web.
Health
Citing Electronic Media - National Center for Health Statistics
History & Humanities
A Brief Citation Guide to Internet Sources in History and the Humanities
This guide follows the formats set out in Kate L. Turabian, A Manual for Writers of
Term Papers, Theses, and Dissertations, 5th ed. (Chicago, University of Chicago Press,
1987).
Citing Electronic Information in History Papers
(Dr. Maurice Crouse - University of Memphis)
Legal
Introduction to Basic Legal Citation by Peter Martin
Virtual Chase - Legal Citations
Maps
Citing Maps - Ohio Wesleyan University
Medicine
National Library of Medicine Recommended Formats
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