MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers, 7th Edition
808.027 M699h 2009
(Located in the Library's General Stacks and on Reserve
at the Library "Service Desk")
This is the definitive undergraduate source for information on MLA
citation style.
Most English classes at Blinn College require you to use MLA style.
This website does not have all the information that the printed source
has, but the FAQs section contains an excellent explanation of how
to document electronic resources along with many examples.
Examples
MLA
Formatting and Style Guide (part of the OWL
(Online Writing Lab) of Purdue University - Presents guidelines
for determining when and how to cite sources. Also, provides examples
for formatting various types of sources.
Creating Citations
for Electronic Sources, MLA Style - Created specifically for
Blinn College students by Blinn librarians (and approved by the Brenham
English faculty). Provides examples from library databases and the
Web. 
Citation Generators on the
Web
These free tools are designed to assist teachers
and students in generating citations for
crediting information from other
people.
Supports MLA, APA, CSE, and Chicago Styles. "Using the Bedford
Bibliographer, students create virtual source cards on which they
can record bibliographic
information, write annotations, evaluate sources, and even save text
from electronic sources such as news articles that might be changed
or removed." (Publisher's Web site). Students must first create
a free account to use this tool.
Supports
MLA, APA, Chicago, and Turabian styles. This online tool was originally
created by David Warlick of
The Landmark Project on October 29, 2000 and is part of the Landmarks
for Schools Web site for teachers.
Supports MLA, APA, and Chicago. Users can create a free account
to save citations and bibliographies. Provided by the Hekman Library,
Calvin College.
Supports MLA and APA style formats.
Supports MLA and APA style formats. Does not allow users to download
or to export their citations.
MLA Style Manual And Guide To Scholarly Publishing
808.027 M720m 2008
(Located in the Library's General Stacks)
This style manual is intended for researchers contemplating serious
publication in the field of literature and language.
