UA Resources
Resources from Other Universities
Study Aids
Strategies for Avoiding Plagiarism
Citation Guides
- Purdue OWL – Research and Citation Resources – links to APA, MLA, Chicago, IEEE, and AMA
- Purdue OWL – APA Formatting and Style Guide – 7th Edition
- Citation Machine – APA Format and APA Citation Generator – 7th Edition
- Purdue OWL – MLA Formatting and Style Guide – 9th Edition
- Citation Machine – MLA Format and MLA Citation Generator – 9th Edition
- Purdue PWL – Chicago Manual of Style Guide – 17th Edition
- Purdue OWL – IEEE Overview (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers; Called I-triple E) – Includes links to in-text citations and reference lists
- Purdue OWL – AMA Style (American Medical Association)
- Help with Other Styles – Plagiarism.Org Article
- YouTube has many videos that show you how to cite specific types of sources in various styles. To find them, try doing a Google search for your type of source and the style you are using for your paper (MLA, APA, CMS, etc.). Just make sure that the video or source is showing you how to cite using the most recent edition of your style guide.
- Christine Lee (TurnItIn.com Blog, 10 Dec. 2019), “I Have to Attribute and Cite. But How Do I Write Citations?” (includes links to a variety of citations guides)
- “How Do I Cite My Own Ideas” (2018, TurnItIn.com blog)