1. How to cite…
An Entire Web Site

2. Author/editor. Name of Site. Version number, Name of
Author/editor. Name of Site. Version number, Name of institution affiliated with the site/Publisher, Date of creation of site, URL or DOI. Date of access.
Not all items are located on every website. If an item is not listed on the web site, simply omit it.

3. Get the Author/editor and Name of Site.
None is listed.
George Washington Carver

4. Get the version number, institution, date of creation, URL, and date accessed.
None is given.
History
ics/blackhistory/geo rge-washington- carver
18 September 2016

5. George Washington Carver. History, www.history.com/
topics/blackhistory/george-
washington-carver. Accessed on 18 September 2016.
Remember, the name of the web site is underlined or italicized.

6. Your turn!

7. Helpful hints…
Authors/editors are typically listed at the top or bottom of the site.
Be consistent in citations. Always underline or always use italics for titles of long works.

8. Helpful hints…
When you include the URL, do not add the Start with www.
When you write the date accessed, it must be in military style.

9. Check your citation

10. National Aviary. www. aviary.com. Accessed on
19 September 2016.