Citing Internet Resources
Style Guides/Manuals
- A+ Research and Writing (Internet Public Library)
The site provides a step-by-step guide to researching and writing a paper, tips in finding information
in cyberspace and in your library, and links to great online resources for research and writing.
- Chicago Manual of Style (limited to
Marquette users)
- The Elements of Style (William Strunk, Jr.'s 1918
classic)
- The Mayfield Handbook of Technical &
Scientific Writing
- Non-Sexist
Language; concise guide from Purdue's OWL
- Nuts and Bolts Guide to College Writing
- Punctuation
(from Purdue's OWL)
Nice, quick reference for questions on basic punctuation
- Paradigm Online Writing Assistant
Interactive, menu-driven, online writer's guide and handbook
- Purdue University On-line Writing Lab (OWL)
Information on planning and writing term papers, including formats, non-sexist language,
etc.
- Sources: Their Use and Acknowledgement
Answers frequently asked questions about citing sources with clear
examples of plagiarism
- Turnitin's resources on avoiding
plagiarism
- Writer's Handbook
(Writing Center at UW-Madison) Contains tips on style, grammar, punctuation, and
citing sources.
- Writer's Workshop Online Handbook
(UIUC)
- Writing Across the Curriculum at Marquette
University; with a department-by-department guide to qualities of excellent papers
- Writing Guidelines for Engineering and Science
Students (Virginia Tech)
-
Writing Resource Center (Emporia State College)
Search Aids and Bibliographic Tips
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