CITATION
| There are three main styles of citation for research: MLA style (used for Languages and English), APA style (used for Science, Geography, Psychology), and Chicago Manual style (used for History). Use the following online tools for help with these citation methods and be sure to check that the citation generator has included all information correctly by referring to the style guides listed below. Confused? Ask Mrs. Brunton for help in the library. |
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MLA Citations Library Learning Commons MLA Style Guide Purdue University OWL MLA Style Guide Modern Language Association (MLA) website Memorial University MLA Tutorials |
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APA Citations Library Learning Commons APA Style Guide Purdue University OWL APA Style Guide American Psychological Association (APA) website Memorial University APA Tutorials |
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Chicago Style Citations Library Learning Commons Chicago Style Guide Purdue University OWL – Chicago Style Guide Memorial University Chicago Style Tutorials |
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Interactive Online Citation Tools |
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Google Docs You can also use Google Docs to insert citations:
To insert an in-text citation:
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COPYRIGHT
| Copyright is automatic on all types of media creations. It is meant to protect the rights of the author or creator. That’s why it’s important to check the licensing and make proper attribution when using digital resources. The WRDSB virtual Library Learning Commons site goes into detail on what you need to know about copyright. |
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Copyright friendly resources are easy to find on these sites: Photos for Class |
Why does it matter? Learn more about Academic Honesty here.
