RESEARCH ~ ALL ABOUT CITATIONS
Whenever you use someone else's ideas, thoughts, written work, graphic work, or anything at all that you "borrowed" from someone else,
GIVE THEM CREDIT ~ USE PROPER CITATION
GIVE THEM CREDIT ~ USE PROPER CITATION
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MLA ANNOTATED CITATION ~ SAMPLE: irsc.libguides.com/mla/annotatedbibliography
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OWL ~ Online writing labThis website is a treasure trove of everything you'll need to know about English grammar. Check it out.
SLIDE SHOW on MLA formatting instructions |
TERMS TO KNOW:
APA-American Psychological Association
Bibliography - a list of everything you used in the course of your research; bibliography gives credit to sources you consulted, gives information to those who want to research the topic further and provides authority to the information presented
Citation - giving credit to the source; citations contain basic information about the source such as author, title, publisher, year of publication, format.
MLA - Modern Language Association
References - a list of all the works you used in your paper; generally used with APA-formatted papers.
Works Cited - a list of only the works you actually used in your paper, generally used with MLA-formatted papers
APA-American Psychological Association
Bibliography - a list of everything you used in the course of your research; bibliography gives credit to sources you consulted, gives information to those who want to research the topic further and provides authority to the information presented
Citation - giving credit to the source; citations contain basic information about the source such as author, title, publisher, year of publication, format.
MLA - Modern Language Association
References - a list of all the works you used in your paper; generally used with APA-formatted papers.
Works Cited - a list of only the works you actually used in your paper, generally used with MLA-formatted papers