🧭 How to Use:

1. Open your Google Doc.

2. Select Tools → Citations.

3. Choose MLA, APA, or Chicago.

4. Add your source information.

5. Insert in-text citations and a Works Cited page.

💡 Library tip: Students writing papers in Google Docs.

🧭 How to use it (student steps):

1. Go to the website above

2. Choose your citation style (MLA / APA / Chicago)

3. Paste a URL, book title, or search a source

4. Click “Cite”

5. Copy your citation or download the bibliography

💡 Library tip: Great for quick assignments—especially when students need fast MLA citations without creating an account

🧭 How to use it (student steps):

1. Open the website above

2. Paste a URL, ISBN, DOI, or title

3. Let ZoteroBib auto-generate the citation

4. Edit if needed (author, date, etc.)

5. Export or copy your bibliography

💡 Library tip:  Best for accuracy + simplicity—great alternative when students want cleaner citations with fewer ads.

🧭 How to use it (student steps):

1. Go to the website above

2. Click on “Research and Citation”

3. Choose your citation style (MLA / APA / Chicago)

4. Find the source type (book, website, article, etc.)

5. Follow the example format to build your citation manually

6. Use it to check or correct citations made in a generator

💡 Library tip:
Use Purdue OWL as the final authority check after using a citation generator like MyBib or ZoteroBib. It helps students fix spacing, punctuation, and formatting mistakes that generators sometimes miss.