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Internet Citations
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As you become an expert at locating information on the Web and Internet, you will want to start using that information in your term papers and reports. The MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers and the APA Manual, two books you can find in your library's reference department, present discussions and examples of how to cite source material from the Internet. Visit www.colleges.org/www_guide/ecite.html for links to citation styles for Internet resrouces.
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Tips for Citing Internet Sources   This Web page begins by reminding readers of the important point: As yet, there are no agreed upon standards for citing material whose source is the Internet. To gain an understanding of some of the issues, read the article "Cyberspace Citations: Scholars Debate How Best to Cite Research Conducted on Line" by Lisa Guernsey (The Chronicle of Higher Education, January 12, 1996) at www.library.carleton.edu/reference/researching/
chronecite.html. Then check out the resources listed on the Tips for Citing Internet Sources page to learn about citation styles.
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