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 Strategies for Citing Sources  The websites below are frequently praised as clear, useful guides for integrating and citing sources in research writing. The sites all tend to anticipate and address the questions that writers typically have when confronting challenging sources. And, they present information in clearly formatted, easily accessible ways. Resources like these become more useful the more you use them. So, choose one that works for you! For additional assistance when working with source material, visit the MLC Writing Center or contact Professor Steve Price, the writing center director.
University of
Auckland, Student Learning Centre
The
Quick Cite link
is a remarkable new resource, asking you interactive questions that walk you
through the citation in a variety of differing styles. Pretty cool.
University of
Wisconsin-Madison, Writing Center
Research and
Documentation Online Under "Documenting Sources," you will find links for MLA, APA, Chicago, and CSE; and sample papers, showing the sources being used effectively. While you're thinking about Hacker, don't forget the resources she provides in The Bedford Handbook (7th ed):
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