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Citation Guide   Tags: apa, chicago_style, citations, mla, turabian  

Citation help for popular styles such APA, MLA, and Chicago, as well as some of the less common styles such as ACS and CSE.
Last Updated: Apr 10, 2012 URL: http://libguides.uttyler.edu/citations Print Guide RSS UpdatesShareThis

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Citation Creating Tools

Please keep in mind that the following tools are not perfect. It is highly recommended that you verify the accuracy of any citations produced by these tools using the citation style's official manual.

  • RefWorks  
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    RefWorks is available through the UT Tyler library. Add references to create your own personal database, and export bibliographies in any citation style.
  • EndNote Web  
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    You will have to make an Web of Knowledge account to use Endnote Web
  • Mendeley  
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    Free Bibliographic/PDF Organizer
  • BibMe  
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    A free online citation creator that will store more than one citation at a time. You may search their database for your resource and if it's there, a citation will be created automatically. Covers APA, MLA, Chicago, and Turabian.
 

UT Tyler Writing Center

For assistance with writing research papers, including citations, please contact the UT Tyler Writing Center located in BUS 202. They can also be reached at (903) 565-5995

 

Citation Styles

 

How to Read a Citation

From Cornell University: how to read a citation to find sources from a bibliography.

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