2. MLA Format MLA (Modern Language Association) Most commonly used to write papers and cite sources for liberal arts and humanities

3. Why Use MLA Format? MLA style gives writers a system for citing their sources (parenthetical citations and Works Cited pages) Writers who use MLA style build their credibility

4. Why Use MLA Format? It protects you from plagiarism accusations

5. How to Cite Web Sources Online Photograph Author Last Name, first name [if given]. “Photo Title.” Photo. Date Picture was taken or uploaded. URL address. Web. Date you got picture off internet. Example: Feldman, Becky. Pluto May Just In Fact Be A Planet. 2014. Science Fiction. Web. 17 Nov. 2014.

6. How to Cite Web Sources Entire Web site Author’s or Editor’s last name, first name [if given]. Title of Web site. Name of sponsoring institution or organization [if given]. Last update or original publication date. Web. Date accessed.

7. How to Cite Web Sources Article from a Web site Author’s or Editor’s last name, first name [if given]. “Title of Article.” Title of Web site. Date of last update or original publication date. Web. Date accessed.

8. How to Cite Web Sources Online Database Article Author’s or Editor’s last name, first name [if given]. “Article Title.” Database Title. Copyright date [edition]. Online Publisher or sponsoring institution. Web. Date accessed.

9. How to Cite Print Sources Book with one Author Last name, first name. Title of Book. City of publication: Publisher, Date published. Print.

10. How to Cite Print Sources Book with an Editor Editor’s last name, first name, ed. Title of Book. City of publication: Publisher, Date published. Print.

11. How to Cite Print Sources Encyclopedia Author’s last name, first name. [if available] “Article Title.” Title of Encyclopedia. Year Published. Print.