Adobe Reader is needed in order to view PDF files. Most computers already have it, but if you don't, you may Citing Help
(MLA, APA, etc)
- Diana Hacker's Research & Documentation - A guide to writing MLA, APA, Chicago, and CSE style research papers. Much of the same information as in The Bedford Handbook.
- KnightCite Citation Composer - Builds citations for both print and electronic resources in MLA, APA and Chicago research styles.
- 2009 MLA Updates - OWL at Purdue - This gives updates to MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers which became effective with the publication of the 7th edition in January 2009.
- AP - Associated Press Style - Newsroom 101 offers around 1,900 free, self-instructional exercises for journalists, writers, editors, students and others who want to review (or learn) journalistic language, as governed by the Associated Press Stylebook.
- APA Citation updated for 2009 - OWL at Purdue - Guidelines for research papers and citation from Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (APA), 6th ed., 2010.
- APA Style for Electronic Sources - Shows examples of references for each of the databases available through the LRC. The examples may need to be modified somewhat to meet your instructors specifications, but it's a good starting point.
- Guide to Grammar and Writing
- MLA Style for Electronic Sources - Shows examples of citations for each of the databases available through the LRC. The examples may need to be modified somewhat to meet your instructors specifications, but it's a helpful starting point.
- MLA Style for Reference Sources - Gives examples of citations for several popular reference books.
- Turabian Citation and Format Style Guide - This guide introduces the Turabian format and provides examples of citation styles you might use in research papers.