Style Manuals
- A collection of writing style manuals is available in the Steenbock Reference Collection on 2nd floor.
- They are shelved under call numbers beginning with ZZ.
- Ask at the desk for assistance.
Citing Sources
- Citing References in Your Paper (UW Madison Writing Center)
- Citing Sources Within Your Paper (Duke University Libraries)
- Internet Citation Guides - how to site Internet sources (from Memorial Library)
- Guide to Citing Maps and Atlases (including GIS) (UW Madison Map Llibrary)
- Citing Archival Materials (Georgia State Univ.)
- Columbia Guide to Online Style (Columbia University Press)
Formatting Bibliographies
- Most journal databases allow results to exported into bibliographic citation managers. This is a convenient way to organize your references and automate creating a bibliography.
- Web-based citation managers
- RefWorks help pages | RefWorks Login
Export references from journal databases directly to your personal account. Allows you to cite references inside Word documents and generate bibliographies instantly in many different styles. - EndNote Web help pages
Export references from ISI Thomson journal databases directly to your personal account. Works with EndNote desktop software.
- RefWorks help pages | RefWorks Login
- Desktop/laptop citation managers
- Web-based citation managers
- Some library databases also have built-in tools to help format references for bibligraphies. For example, CQ Researcher, has a feature called CiteNow that formats references in several popular styles.
- Free 'fill in the form' citation builders
- Citation Machine (APA, MLA)
- Citation Builder (APA, MLA, CBE)
