SAMPLE CITATIONS FOR ELECTRONIC SOURCES (MLA STYLE)

Include all available information!  Double space throughout!

Article from a Web Site

Author(s).  "Title of Article."  Name of Web Site.  Name of

Editor of Site (if given). Date of Posting or Revision.  Name of Sponsor.

Date of Access.  <electronic address>.

Sample:

Witherell, Elizabeth Hall with Elizabeth Dubrulle.  "The Life and Times of

                        Henry D. Thoreau."  The Writings of Henry D. Thoreau:  Life and Times of HDT.

28 January 1999.  U of California, Santa Barbara.  Accessed 14 January 2000. <http://www.library.ucsb.edu /depts./Thoreau/bexhibit.html>.

 

On-line Image or Graphics

Name of Author/Artist/Photographer.  "Title or Description."  Date of Image.

Name of Web Site. Name of Editor of Site.  Date of Posting or Revision. Name of  Sponsor.  Date of Access.  <electronic address>. 

Sample:

Halsman, Philippe.  "Randall Jarrell."  (No Date.)  "Randall Jarrell."  The

 New York Times on the Web.  1999.  The New York

 Times Company.  Acessed 26 March 2001.  <http://www.nytimes.com/books/9/08/01/specials/jarrell.htm>.

 

Information Database

Author.  "Title of Article."  Title of Site.  Date of Posting/Revision.  Name of

 Sponsoring Institution.  Date of Access.  <electronic address>.

Sample:

Marc, David.  "Welty, Eudora."   Microsoft® Encarta® OnlineEncyclopedia. 2003.

Accessed 17 Sept. 03.  Microsoft Corporation.  <http://encarta.msn.com>.

 

Article in an Electronic Magazine or Newspaper

Author.  "Title of Article." Name of Magazine or Newspaper.  Date of Publication.  

 Name of Sponsor.  Date of Access.  <electronic address>.

Sample: 

"Randall Jarrell."  The New York Times on the Web.  01 August 1999.  The

 New York Times Company.  Accessed 26 March 2001.

<http://www.nytimes.com/books/99/08/01/specials/jarrell.htm.

Article from an On-Line Book or Reference Work

Author.  "Title."  Title of Reference Work.  Names of Editors.  Place of

publication:  Publisher, Year of Publication.  Date of Posting.  Sponsoring

Institution.  Date of access.  <electronic address>.

Sample:

Georgakas, Dan.  "Hollywood Blacklist."  Encyclopedia of the American Left.    

Eds. Buhle, Buhle, and Georgakas.  Urbana and Chicago:  U of Illinois P,

1992. Updated 9 Jan. 1999.  U of Pennsylvania.  Accessed 23 March 2001. <http://www.English.upenn.edu/~alfilreis/50sblacklist.htm>. 

 

Article accessed through the Kentucky Virtual Library

Author. "Title of article." Title of Magazine/Newspaper/Journal  Date of Original Publication: 

Vol. #/Pages.  Database Title.  Library Name (City and State).  Name of Service Provider.

Date Accessed. <electronic address>.

Sample:

            Schaller, George B. "Realm of the Snow Antelope."  Natural History May 1996: 48.  MAS Ultra

 - School Edition.  Kentucky Virtual Library (KYVL).  EBSWCOhost. 15 Apr. 2003. <http://search.epnet.com/>.

 

FOR OTHER TYPES OF ELECTRONIC SOURCES, SEE YOUR TEACHER OR CHECK ONE OF THE FOLLOWING HELPFUL WEBSITES:

Hogg, Kathy C. “Citing Sources.” Technology and Learning.  Revised 8/21/2003.  Woodford County

Schools.  Accessed 26 September 2003. <http://www.woodford.k12..ky.us/technology/trt/khogg/Citing_sources.htm>.

"Using Modern Language Association (MLA) Format."  Purdue University Online

Writing Lab (OWL).   December 2000.  Purdue University.  Accessed 16 Sept. 03. <http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/print/ research/ r_mla.html>.