ENGL 1020: English Composition 1020

Don't let citations get you down. Get ahead of the curve by using these librarian-recommended tools:

MLA 8th Edition Citations

Have no fear. Learn to cite using MLA style. This short tutorial walks you through the why and how of MLA!

Use Noodletool's interactive forms to cite it yourself:

• Create an MLA citation
• Webpage on a website (organization's website, government website)
• Periodical article in a database (journal, newspaper, or magazine article you found online)
• Article in a print periodical (journal or magazine article you found IRL)
• Article in a print newspaper (newspaper article you found in microfilm or on paper)
• Book (didn't you hear? Books are cool again. You can check 'em out for free.)

A Helpful Hint:

Almost all of the library databases have a way to grab an MLA citation. Look for a quotation mark or "Cite" (you can Ctrl+F "cite" in the page!) to pull it. Make sure to look it over - they're usually not 100% correct!