Language Arts

The Canadian Encyclopedia has an online reference guide for compiling a bibliography. It includes a definition of bibliography, key things to know and suggestions for online citation generators.

This University of Alberta guide provides references to sources that can help students and educators properly cite online sources.

This module provides the What? When? Where? Why? and How? of proper academic citation. See how MLA, APA and Chicago style citations are set out. You can practice identifying the key elements of citations and then try the quiz.

This is a very helpful and detailed guide to attributing Creative Commons licensed materials. You can find examples for including the CC icons, links to media and changes for different mediums.

Created by Rachel Chong, the Indigenous Engagement and Subject Liaison Librarian at Kwantlen Polytechnic University, this fantastic resource answers many questions about using and citing Indigenous information.

An excellent guide from Purdue University about using APA style in your papers and your bibliographies

An excellent guide from Purdue University about how to write and cite materials using the Chicago Manual of Style

An excellent guide about writing a paper and creating a bibliography in MLA style.

OWL at Purdue is one of the most frequently used guides for how to cite information. They offer extensive help for MLA, APA, and Chicago citation styles.

This post helps students to structure quote analysis paragraphs using an anagram to remember each step. It includes an example from Macbeth.

A free citation generator that will create a citation list in APA, MLA, or Chicago styles. **Note: It is always a good idea to check the generated list against the style guide.

A free citation generator that will create a citation list in APA, MLA, or Chicago styles. **Note: It is always a good idea to check the generated list against the style guide.

Cite This For Me has a decent amount of tools that will make citation easier and faster. Though it can only support a moderate number of source types, it makes up for it in the array of citation styles available. While it has the usual download, export, and copy-and-paste tools that other citation generators have, its collaboration features make it unique.

Mendeley Cite is a plug-in for Microsoft Word that lets you cite sources without leaving your document. The plug-in appears in the References tab in Word which allows you to automatically add in-text citations and generate bibliographies. **Note: It is always a good idea to check the generated list against the style guide.

Zotero is a free, open-source research tool that lets you collect research material, organize them, and create references and bibliographies. Zotero has a downloadable desktop app for Mac and Windows. They also have Zotero Connector, a browser extension that allows you to save webpages online and sync it to the desktop app.