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INTERNET CITATION

|Internet Lesson|

As with other courses (Humanities for example) when you borrow ideas which are someone elses, you must cite where you obtained the information. Normally, this is referred to as a Bibliography or a Works Cited. The same holds true for a file from the World Wide Web. It is an expectation for assignments 3 and 5 that you will cite your sources using the MLA format.

CITING SOURCES USING MLA STYLE (a)
ELECTRONIC FILE ON WWW:

Use the following format:
Bowker, Samuel T. "Cyberspace: Debate on Research Use." 12 Sept. 1996(b): n.pag. On-Line. Internet 5 Oct.
1 1996(c). Available WWW: http://www.ppc.new.edu/home/stb/com.

(a) Sebranek, Patrick, et al. Writers Inc. Wilmington, MA: D.C. Health & Company, 1996: 197-245.
(b) The first date in the Electronic File on WWW citation represents the date the page was created.
(c) The second date in the Electronic File on WWW citation represents the date the page was last updated.