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Updated 9/18/06

APA (American Psychological Association) Electronic Reference Formats (APA) Using APA Format (Purdue) Noodlebib for MLA and APA (UT Austin users) Chicago Manual of Style Chicago Style: Works Cited or References (University of Wisconsin) MLA (Modern Language Association) Beyond MLA: Documenting Electronic Sources on the Internet MLA Frequently Asked Questions (Modern Language Association) Using Modern Language Association Format (Purdue University) Noodlebib for MLA and APA (UT Austin users) Other Electronic Style Formats Citing Electronic Sources (Library of Congress) Citing films, legal documents, maps, photographs, recorded sound, etc. Citing Online Sources (The Linguist List) COS: Columbia Guide to Online Style Turabian (Bridgewater State College) More Style Manuals (University of Iowa) Endnote Software to organize references and create bibliographies