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Citing Your Sources
Once you put your research on paper, you must provide information in your reference list or bibliography that leads the reader of your paper to the sources you have used. Here are selected Web resources, tip sheets to some major citation styles, and print sources that will help you.
KU Resources |
| KU Writing Guide: Documentation and Citation APA, MLA, ASA |
| Citation and Reference management help tips for using EndNote and Zotero |
Web Sites
- Online Writing Lab at Purdue University MLA, APA, Chicago
- MLA Style official from MLA
- How to Cite Information from the Internet and the World Wide Web official from APA
- University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Guide to Online Style MLA, Chicago, APA, CBE
- International Federation of Libraries. Citation Guides for Electronic Documents links to online citation/style guides
- List of Style Manuals covering multiple disciplines
Printed Materials
- Check at a library information desk for print versions of style manuals and handbooks.




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