SIMPLE BIBLIOGRAPHIC FORM created by
Ms. Lai
Citation Machine
(http://citationmachine.net): Best bibliography maker
KnightCite Bibliography Creation
Tool (http://www.knightcite.com): This resource is from Hekman Library
at Calvin College, Grand Rapids, MI.
Noodletools
(http://www.noodletools.com): Use the FREE version of the bibliograhy
maker. Develop search
strategies, find useful resources, create bibligraphies, see reviewed
professional
books, and share ideas and ask questions.
Citation
Maker (http://www.oslis.k12.or.us/secondary/howto/cited/index.html)
from the Oregon School Library Information System
OSLIS
Secondary Citation Maker (http://www.openc.k12.or.us/citeintro/citeintro.php?Grd=Sec)
Easy Bib
(http://www.easybib.com): This will do an APA style bibliography
if the paid version is used. $6 per year.
Citing Sources from Tucson Unified School District Research Portal
Modern Language Association: MLA Syle
From
one section of the Guide to Library Research site from Duke
University Libraries. Essential for writers of term papers, this
clearly
written guide gives examples of how to cite a specific source using the
format of any one of four well-known style manuals: APA, Chicago, MLA,
and Turabian. Among the many examples included are citations for
electronic
books, online magazines, and Web pages.
(http://www.lib.duke.edu/libguide/works_cited)
Citation Game
(http://depts.washington.edu/etriouw/gameindex.htm): Teaches students
the format, but they must write it out.
Citing
Internet Resources from
Classroom Connect Community
(http://www.classroom.com/community/connection/howto/citeresources.jhtml):
Just
as students need to cite the books and periodicals they use to support
their research, they must also cite online sources of information.
Classroom
Connect developed the following method to help students cite Internet
sources
as accessed through their Internet browsers. This method makes it easy
for educators to check the veracity of every online source their
students
cite. We've also included new information specifying how to cite the
graphics,
sounds, and video clips students retrieve for use in their multimedia
presentations.
References for College
Papers from University of Wisconsin
(http://www.uwgb.edu/dutchs/paperref.htm)
APA Research
Style Crib Sheet (http://www.wooster.edu/psychology/apa-crib.html)