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Citing your Sources
Citing your Sources
Most courses at Walnut that require research and citation use MLA citation. These guides can help your craft your works cited for an MLA style paper.
Citation
Citation
You learned in the plagiarism module that citing your sources can help prevent accidental plagiarism, but how exactly do you do it? Watch this quick video that explains best practices in MLA citation and uses the guides and models below. For even more help, reach out to any of your WHHS librarians.
How to Craft In-Text Citations
How to Craft In-Text Citations
Check out these helpful guides from EasyBib that clearly illustrate how to structure in-text citations.
Model Paper
Model Paper
The Works Cited Page
The Works Cited Page
Need more information?
Need more information?
Check out these great resources from the Purdue Online Writing Lab.
NOTE: Unless APA is specified by your teacher, use MLA.
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