Check with the instructor who will be grading the paper to learn required citation styles.

Consider using a citation tool to keep track of your references or citations in your research. Both Zotero and RefWorks have tutorials for more help. Note: UWP has subscribed to RefWorks, and UWP users need to access this tool through the library’s page.

Zotero

RefWorks


Citing Examples with both APA And MLA Styles

From the University of Wisconsin-Platteville Elton S. Karrmann Library

What Citation Style Do I Need to Use?

Often your instructor will tell you what citation style he or she wants you to use, such as APA or MLA styles. Otherwise, different disciplines have unique styles that are preferred.

Purdue University's Online Writing Lab (OWL) offers a website with a list of citation styles by discipline, as well as a discussion of different styles.

Citing with APA (American Psychological Association) Style

Citing with MLA (Modern Language Association) Style

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Citing with Chicago Style

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Citing Government Resources

Copyright and Plagiarism Prevention

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Grammar and Style

Quotations

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Writing Center

Evaluating Resources

Dictionary

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