How to Cite Resources

To cite web pages or articles from online databases in MLA or APA style, see our Guide to Citing Online Resources.

To see more MLA examples for specific online databases you might use, see our MLA Citation Guide to Electronic Resources.

To use an online citation/bibliography composer for MLA or APA style, see NoodleTools. (Free registration is required.)

For guidance in citing online or print resources in MLA, APA, or other styles, see Assembling a List of Works Cited in Your Paper, from Duke University Libraries' Guide to Library Research.

For more detailed information about citing online resources in several popular styles, see Online! A Reference Guide to Using Internet Sources.

Additional information is available in books on reserve at the library circulation desk, such as MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers and Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association.