Updated November 9, 2023
APA Style: Business, Criminology, Psychology, Sciences
MLA Style: English, Languages, Literature, Social Studies,
Chicago Style: Arts, Economics, History
Below are four online citation makers to help you create a Works Cited list (bibliography).
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Create citations in MLA, APA, and Chicago formats Add citations and a bibliography directly to your paper Toggle between styles without entering all the info again |
Create citations in APA, MLA, or Chicago format for 18 types of sources Easily copy and paste your citations and export |
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MLA Style Center – Citing Sources – quick guide, citations with formats, templates and interactive practice
How to Read the Elements of a Citation – University of New Brunswick
Introduction to Citations – University of Southern Maine
Creating a Works Cited in MLA 9th Edition – Deanna Parker, SNHU
MLA 8 – How to cite an article from a database, do an in-text citation (Santiago Canyon College)
Video about the Chicago Style from Laurier Library
Notes & bibliography system – (2:14-4:06 mins)
How to format in Chicago style and add citations in Word citation machine
The American Psychological Association (APA) Style is used for courses such as: Criminology, Economics, Psychology, and Science.
APA Interactive (7th ed.) – an interactive citation tool that allows you to “view customised interactive examples of how to format APA Style references and in-text citations.” – Massey University, New Zealand
APA Formatting and Style Guide (7th Edition) – rules and info on how to format citations and in-text citations for various sources
APA Style Blog – this site has ‘Q & A” answers to citing sources that are not common or problematic