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Citation Styles
This is a selection of links to different
citation styles. Regardless of which
style you choose, be sure to consistently use the same format within a paper or
bibliography. Full, print editions
of the APA, MLA, and Chicago/Turabian style guides are available at the
Reference Desk in Stapleton Library.
General Guides:
IUP Writing Center Style Guides
Bibliographic Management Software
- Endnote
--client software the enables users to search online bibliographic databases,
organize reference and images, and create bibliographies and figure lists
instantly. IUP users can pick up a copy of EndNote software with an I-card.
Faculty and staff at Academic Technology Help Desk, 144 Gordon Hall. Students
from the IT Support Center
Suites on Grant - Lower, Suite G35
Phone: 724-357-4000
Email: it-support-center@iup.edu
web site: www.iup.edu/itsupportcenter
. More information
Getting Started with Endnote at IUP. Download
Endnote filters
Licensed with Student Technology
Fee Funds
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WriteNote
--WriteNote is a web-based bibliographic
management tool. WriteNote delivers tools
to discover library resources, to annotate and save web pages for citing, to
collect and organize references and to format citations and footnotes or for a
bibliography. It is available on-campus or by using the
VPN [Virtual Private Network]
More information.
Licensed
with Student Technology Fee Funds
- Easybib--site
prompts users for bibliographic elements and builds bibliography
automatically. Free to all users.
Other Guides
- Online!
Citation Styles - a very complete guide to
citing the full range of electronic sources in several styles (MLA, APA,
Chicago, CBE)
- Columbia
Guide to Online Style (http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cup/cgos/idx_basic.html)
- for electronic resources, includes MLA, APA, and Chicago/Turabian styles
Citing Electronic Sources in APA Style:
Turabian/Chicago Documentation Guide:
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