Fill in a web form, and Citation Machine creates the reference entry for you in proper MLA, APA, Chicago, or Turabian formats.

The OWL provides information on several citation styles and other writing guidelines.

Show students where they can find the different pieces of information they need for their bibliography, not simply what they need.

This works similarly to the Citation Machine, except that it works for a few more styles in addition to MLA and APA. You can also access the reference formatter from the OLINKS (Find It) page when you are searching for journal articles.

Covers Humanities, Social Sciences, History, and Sciences.

Go straight to a simple list of examples for citing different types of works in APA, Chicago, MLA, and CSE formats.

Links to help you cite in NLM Style, ACS Style, ASCE, IEEE, and more.

Links to websites with examples of how to cite many business oriented sources, such as Factiva, GMID, Hoover's, IBISWorld, Lexis-Nexis, Mediamark, Datamonitor, Mergent Online, NTDB, SRDS, and free websites of various types in APA, MLA, or Chicago Style.

Links to guide that gives information about the Blue Book and other relevant sources.

This Web page is intended to provide an introduction to AP style and a summary of some AP style rules; however, the Associated Press Stylebook includes more than 5,000 entries – far more than can be covered here. For a complete guide to AP style, writers should consult the most recent edition of the Associated Press Stylebook.

Cartographic Citations : a Style Guide - C. Kollen, W. Shawa, M. Larsgaard
This guide provides examples of many commonly encountered types of cartographic items, both in print and digital forms.