Citing Sources

TOOLS FOR BUILDING CITATIONS

Citation Maker
Fill out a brief online form to create a citation for a book, magazine article, encyclopedia article, web site and more.

NoodleTools
Build a citation using NoodleTools -- begin by choosing "Book", "Magazine", "Newspaper",  "Reference Source", "E-Mail", "Web Site" or "Interview" on the pull-down menu, then entering the requested information.


LEARN MORE ABOUT CITING SOURCES

Citation Examples
Duke University offers examples of citations for books, magazines, and other sources organized in a table that shows how to use each manual of style --  American Psychological Association (APA), Chicago Manual of Style,  Modern Language Association (MLA), and Kate Turabian's A Manual for Writers of Term Papers, Theses, and Dissertations.

For more on each style:
APA Style
Chicago Manual of Style
MLA Style
Turabian

Citing Electronic Sources
Need more help citing information from the Internet, or information received by e-mail? Try one of these guides from the University of Wisconsin.