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Camtasia video created by the Extended Learning Institute (ELI) of the Northern Virginia Community College (NOVA). Helps students to understand how to use MLA format to cite their reference sources.

NH used this video in her demonstration of citing reference sources (week 6, fall 2010 semester).

From the website Research and Documentation Online, 5th Edition published by Bedford/St. Martin's. Outlines the various rules for formatting the paper and preparing the list of works cited.

NH (week 12, semester 3) projects this for the class when discussing how they will finish their research papers.

By Diana Hacker and Barbara Fister, published by hackerhandbooks.com, this book helps students to navigate use of MLA when citing sources in their research papers.

NH used this link in her ePort for week 6, fall semester 2010.

This is an online exercise where writers can practice creating a Works Cited page (MLA style). Books and articles are given, and there is a link to the correct version of the Works Cited page, so students can check their answers. There is no attribution, but this is a learning object presented by Wisc-Online. Items in this digital library were "developed primarily by faculty from the Wisconsin Technical College System...."

M.Z. used this resource in class, week 11, semester 2.

Electronic Sources (Web Publications) on Purdue OWL

RS showed page in class 6 (Paper 2), semester 3.

In Text Citations: The Basics on Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL)

RS showed page in class, week 6 (Paper 2), semester 3