MLA Documentation
You are required to use MLA documentation for all Blackboard postings and
English papers. For specific documentation concerns not covered in the
assigned text, you will need to consult the current MLA Handbook for Writers
of Research Papers or one of the MLA Internet sites. Many of the MLA
sites also covers quotations.
Noodle
Tools Quick Site
This site is a tool that simplifies the process of creating and editing MLA
source lists such as a "Works Cited" or "Bibliography." It is a favorite with a
lot of students. Fill in the blanks, and the site will create the citation for
you. You then cut and paste the entry into your paper!
Ingram’s Library
This is an interactive page that creates the citations automatically. Just fill
in the blanks. The site will create the citation for you. Then you can cut
and paste the entry into your paper!
MLA Parenthetical Documentation and Works Cited
This page along with "How to Set up a Quotation" shows how quotations can be
smoothly integrated into the sentence and properly documented using the MLA
format.
Research and Documentation Online
Diana Hacker's website for on-line documentation and writer's resources.
A Guide for Writing Research Papers Based on Modern
Language Association (MLA) Documentation
Columbia University Press
MLA Documentation Guide