Citations+and+MLA

= Resources for MLA Formatting = What is MLA format? "MLA" stands for "Modern Language Association." They are the primary authority for citing works in English-related areas. They publish the MLA Handbook, which details how to cite your sources appropriately. = = = = = = = = = = = = = = **KnightCite** is a citation generator hosted by Calvin College. It will help you format your works cited pages for essays and reports. Just click on the type of source it is, fill out the information, and click submit! Then copy-paste it onto your works cited page. @http://www.calvin.edu/library/knightcite/

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====Visit this page for an interactive explanation of why sources are necessary, what you should site, which format to cite in, and how to format your citations. Pair it with KnightCite for a easy, error-free works cited page!==== @http://unitproj.library.ucla.edu/col/bruinsuccess/03/01.cfm

This is a video showing you how to set up your essay according to MLA standards, in a MS Word document. Almost 6 minutes long, but helpful. Covers heading, header, margins, and titles.
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