Works Cited Formats- Parenthetical Citations listed beneath

*When you type your bibliographies, the titles are in italics

Almanacs, Yearbooks, Annuals:

“Topic.” Book Title. Copyright. (edition)

(topic page)

with author:

Author. “Article Title.” Book Title. Copyright.

(author page) or no paging (author)

Atlases:

Atlas Title. Place of publication: Publisher, copyright.

(title page)

Books:

with one author:

Author. Book Title. Place of Publication: Publisher, copyright.

(author page)

with more than one author:

1st author Last, First name, 2nd author First Last name. Title. Place of publication: Publisher, copyright.

(first author’s last name page)

with 3 authors or more:

1st author Last, First, et al. Title. Place of publication: Publisher, copy.

with editors treat as author names

(first author’s last name et al. page)

Encyclopedias:

Author. “Article Title.” Encyclopedia. Edition.(if given) copyright.

(author page)

No author:

“Article title.” Encyclopedia. Edition. (if given) copyright.

(article title page)

On CD:

Author (if given). “Topic Title.” CD Title ex: World Book CD-ROM. copyright.

(topic title)

Facts on File:

“Topic.” Junior Science On File. Diagram Visual Group, 1991.

(topic diagram number if given)

Interviews:

Person interviewed. Personal Interview. Date.

(person interviewed)

interview via e-mail:

Person interviewed. “Topic discussed.” Personal e-mail. (Date).

(person interviewed)

Multi volume collections:

Author or Editor. “Chapter/Article Title.” Book Title. Volume

number. Place of publication: Publisher, copyright date.

Volumes to date.

*NOTE:

When using one volume of a multi volume set, page numbers used must be put in the parenthetical notes but not in the bibliography.

(author or editor page) or if no author/editor (chapter title page)

Pamphlet:

pamphlet with author treat like a book

(author)

pamphlet with no author, no place of publication

Pamphlet title. Group Name that put out the pamphlet, date on pamphlet.

(pamphlet title)

Periodical:

Author. “Article Title.” Periodical Title. Date of issue: pages.

(author page)

Periodical on Database:

Author. “Article Title.” Periodical Title. Date of issue: pages.

Database. Place it was accessed. (Date it was accessed). <URL>. Path:

EXAMPLE:

Rowling, J.K. “The 7th Harry Potter Book due out in July.”

Time. January, 2007: 1-5. EBSCOhost.

Delaware Township School Library. (6 February

2007). <http://epnet.com>. Path: Searchasaurus.

(author page)

Poem or Short story or Play in a collection:

Author. “Title.” Book Title. Editor or compiler. Place of publication: Publisher, copyright. Pages.

(author page)

Video or DVD:

Title. Director Name. Production Company, year.

(title)

Web sites:

Author (if given). “Full Article Title.” Date of last revision, if found. <http://address/filename>. (date site visited).

(author) or if no author (article title) include the page if given

Pictures from Website:

NOTE: REQUIRED COMPONENTS: 1) Title or description of photograph 2) Title of website where photograph is located 4) Date accessed and 5) Entire web address. If available, include any of the other citation components that you can locate.

Artwork from a website:

Artwork from a Website:

General rule of thumb with parenthetical citing: the first thing written in the bibliography is the first thing you write after the parenthesis then the page #.

See Ms. McGann to figure out how to cite any unusual sources. There is a great tool called Noodle Bib’s available in the library!

All resources that are used for your research must be included on a Works Cited page.

These will be the bibliographies- and they must be listed in Alpahbetical Order!

All information that is not yours, and yours alone (if you used sources to get the information) MUST have a parenthetical citation listed.