Students at Moorestown Friends School primarily use the MLA Format for citing works but sometimes you will need to use Turabian/Chicago for some types of sources; Science students may be required to use the APA format. While the formats require slightly different pieces of information the purpose is universal: To document your sources "to help readers identify and relocate your sources, ...to provide evidence that your writing is well-researched, ...and to give credit to the author of an original concept or theory," image, and/or words. From: http://thewritedirection.net

NoodleBib

If you need help getting started with NoodleTools, please see the library staff.

Other Citation Makers

(Unlike NoodleBib you will need to copy and paste your citations into a document to save.) 

See also:

MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers in the MFS Library (Call # REF 808 GIB)

Proquest Guide to Citations

(PDF file is printable)

Purdue Writing Center

American University Library:

Citation format for major citation styles (APA, Turabian/Chicago, MLA.) Special sections cover legal & medical citations, & proper citation styles for government publications & films.

Berkeley Teaching Guide

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Plagiarism Defined and Demonstrated from Wadsworth Press