Library Resources
Create-a-Bibliography
Each source used in a research paper or project must be
correctly documented (cited). These tools will help you to format your
sources into a bibliography using styles preferred by most instructors (either MLA or APA).
Please note that these Web sites are not affiliated with CSM, therefore,
we will not be able to resolve any difficulties you encounter when
using these tools. There are other styles not covered here. Always
check with your instructor regarding the style to follow.
NoodleTools' NoodleBib
CSM permanent faculty and staff and currently registered students
may obtain the Noodle Tool's username and password from the Library
Circulation Desk. Supports both MLA and APA.
Citation Machine
from the Landmark Project
Create bibliographic entries from
books, newspaper, periodical and journal articles, web sites, e-mails or
interviews. Entered information shows in both MLA and APA styles.
MLA Citation Maker
from Oregon School Library Information System
APA Citation Maker
from Oregon School Library Information System
Create bibliographic entries from
books, newspaper, magazine, and journal articles as well as a wide variety of
electronic sources. After
choosing a source type, Citation Maker shows an example of the type
of citation you will be entering.
Easybib
Creates entries from
many different source types, including dissertations, letters, lectures and
speeches, as well as the more traditional types. It is MLA style.
Citation Guides
MLA Style Guide from Capital Community College
APA Style Guide from Capital Community College
Research and Documentation
Online from Bedford St. Martin's
MLA, APA, Chicago, and CSE (formerly CBE) styles. Print out a
sample paper, or consult guides for each of these styles.
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