How do You Cite Sources?

Sources are cited to provide credibility to the author of the writing. There are two formats most commonly used for citing sources, which are APA and MLA. Each of these formats my differ slightly in the organizational structure of your cite.

You can find more information here: liu.edu/CWIS/CWP/library/workshop/citati....

There are steps to make sure that sources are properly cited. It is a good practice to organize collected documentation first and then make sure the citations are done. You can find more information here: ncsu.edu/midlink/citing.html.

It depends on what type of internet source it is. Is it from and online journal, blog, or private website? Each of these sources have a different format for citing.

The Yale College online Writing Center has examples and suggestions for citing your internet sources. You can find more information here: yale.edu/bass/writing/sources/kinds/cite....

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