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Citations and SourcesSue Knopp, LTE
Doherty High School
How can you tell what source a citation is citing???
Books
Author(s)
Title (in italics)
City or Country in which published
Edition, Volume Numbers, Page Numbers (if applicable)
Publisher’s/Company Name
Year published
Book
Waxer, Barbara M., and Marsha
Baum. Copyright on the Internet –
Illustrated Essentials. 1st. New York:
McMillan Press. 2007. Print
Magazines
Author of article (if any)
Title of article in quotation marks
Name of magazine in italics
Day/month/year of magazine
Page number(s) on which the article appears (if print)
Print or web access
URL (if difficult to locate)
Magazine
Simpson, Carol. “Copyright Question
of the Month.” Library Media
Connection. Aug. 2005: 23.
Print.
Database article
Author(s), if any
Title of article in quotation marks
Title of publication in italics
Volume and issue numbers, if available
Date published (dd/mm/yyyy)
Page numbers (if any)
Title of database
URL (optional)
Database
North, William D. “After Kyoto.”
American Economic Review.
96.2
(2009): 31-32. Web. 18 October
2011. EBSCO.
Internet site
Author (if any)
Title of web page in quotation marks
Title of web site in italics
Date published or last revised
Publishing Organization
Date retrieved
URL (if difficult to locate)
Internet site
Smith, Julia. “Zoos.” Animal Diversity Web.
University of Michigan School of
Zoology. Apr. 2006. Web. 18 October
2011.
Newspaper
Author(s)
Title of article in quotation marks
Title of newspaper in italics
City (if not included in newspaper title)
Date published (dd/mm/yyyy)
Edition (if appropriate – early, late, etc.)
Page or section number (if appropriate)
Print or Web
URL (if difficult to access)
Newspaper
Buckley, William F. “The Times Are
Changin’.”, Chicago Sun-Times,
13 August, 1995, A-11. Print.
Journal
Author(s)
Title of article in quotation marks
Title of Publication
Volume and issue numbers, if available
Year published
Pages
Print or web
URL (if difficult to access)
Journal
Smith, James. “Finding Your Past.”
Genealogy Quarterly. 23.5
(2010): 65. Print.
Youtube or Podcast
Author or cited contributor
Nature of contribution (author, performer, etc.)
Title of podcast or episode
Name of podcast program (if any)
Publisher name or sponsor of video
Date published
Date retrieved
URL
Youtube or Podcast
Jobs, Steve, perf. "2005 Stanford Commencement
Address ." YouTube, 07 03 2008. web. 14 Dec 2011.
<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UF8uR6Z6KLc>.
Film or video
Principal contributor being cited
Nature of contribution
Title of film or video
Other contributor (if applicable)
Name of distributor
Year of release
Medium where retrieved (CD, DVD, web, etc.)
Date of retrieval
URL (if web accessed and diffcult to locate)
Video or Film
Guggenheim, David, dir. An Inconvenient Truth. Perf. Al
Gore. Paramount, 2006. DVD.
Web base images
Can include photos, maps, charts, graphics, infographics, paintings, sculptures, etc.
Title of artist, photographer, etc., if available
Title of media
Type of media
Name of website, museum collection, etc., where image appears
City (if available) where image, piece, etc., is located
Year published
Medium where retrieved (CD, DVD, web, etc.)
Date of retrieval
URL (if web accessed and difficult to locate)
Web based images or videos
American Progress, chromolithograph print, c. 1873.
Photograph. Encyclopedia Britannica Online.
Web.
15 Dec. 2011.
Blog
Blogger’s name
Title of blog article
Name of blog
Publisher/sponsor of blog (if applicable)
Date published
Date retrieved
URL (if web accessed and difficult to locate?
Blog
Marc. "30 Things to Stop Doing to Yourself." Marc and
Angel Hack Life. N.p., 11 December 2001. Web.
15 Dec. 2011. <http://www.marcandangel.com/>.
