Works Cited Online Sources (9/22/2011)

Works Cited – Online Sources (9/22/2011)

*Reference Source (Online Subscription)—(World Book, dictionary, atlas)

Author's Last Name, First Name Middle Name. "Article Title." Title of Encyclopedia. (EX: World

Book Online) Year of latest update or copyright. Name of company. (Ex: World Book). Web.

Date of access (date you viewed it).

Ex: Collins, K. K. "Austen, Jane." World Book Online. 2010. World Book. Web. 7 Sept. 2010 .

*Reference Source (Online--Free)

Author's Last Name, First Name Middle Name. "Article Title." Title of Web site. Year of Latest Update or

Copyright. Sponsoring Organization. Date You Viewed It .

Ex: "Jane Austen," Microsoft Encarta Online Encyclopedia. 2010 Web. 7 Sept. 2010. * Database Entry (from Gale (Infotrac), EBSCO…)

Author’s Last Name, First Name Middle Name. "Title of Article." Name of Magazine, Newspaper or

Book. Date of Publication. Name of Database. (EX: Student Research Center). Name of Service. (EX:

EBSCO. Web. Date You Viewed It . "Jane Austen: a biography." The Atlantic Monthly. 281. 1 (Jan 1998): 93-8. Student Resouces in Context. Gale. Web.

7 Oct. 2010.

*Magazine or Newspaper (Online)—“Free” (not from a database)

Author’s Last Name, First Name Middle Name. "Title of Article." Name of Magazine or Newspaper.

Date of Publication. Web. Date of access.

Ex: Chiles, James. “Jane Austin’s Men.” Smithsonian. Apr. 1997. Web. 7 Sept. 2010.

*General Web Site (Web site you found through OPAC or a general search engine like Google, Yahoo, etc…)

Author’s Last Name, First Name Middle Name. "Specific Page or Article Title." Title of Entire Web

Site. Date Web Page Was Last Revised/Updated. Sponsoring Org. ( if given). Web.

Date of access.

EX: Morris, Alan. “Jane Austen Biography.” The Literature Network. June 2006. Web. 7 Sept. 2010.

Remember: Free Online Bibliographic help….VERY USEFUL: 1. Double space entire document 2. Hanging indent / Reverse indent www.noodletools.com (Use theToolbar to set a hanging indent on your www.easybib.com first entry.) 3. Alphabetical order 4. Universal date format (Ex: 31 May 2011)