Online Sources for Documentation Information
Bedford
Books Documentation Site
This easy-to-navigate site illustrates documentation
of sources according to styles used in different disciplines. Created
by Diana Hacker, the author of many writing handbooks, the site is particularly
useful to students unfamiliar with academic citation styles.
Duke
Libraries Citation Site
Instead of directing you to rules for a particular
style guide, this site lists examples of four citation styles (MLA, APA,
Chicago Style, and CBE) for any type of source: book titles, articles,
newspapers, web sites, etc. This is a helpful site for anyone who
wants to see the differences among styles.
Indispensable
Writing Resources
This site really can be indispensable if you're looking
for a way to document one of your resources, whether in the Bibliography
or within the text. Complete with information on MLA and APA, there's
also guidance on such things as footnotes and electronic sources, not
to mention subject-specific style guides for those not using MLA or APA
guidelines.
APA
Documentation
Here you'll find a list of links to web sites on all aspects
of APA style.
APA
Style.org
Information on citing electronic references in APA style.