With an author:
Document from a website:
Author's Last Name, First Initial. (Date of publication or the most recent update date; if there is no date put n.d).
Title of the document. Site title. URL
Proud, E. (2016, September 16). 130,045 or 159,990? Either way, Battle at Bristol Attendance was a Guinness World
Record. WJHL Sports. https://www.wjhl.com/news/130045-or-156990-either-way-battle-at-bristol-attendance-a-guinness-world-
record/871733424/
Organization as an author:
Use the same instructions listed above but use organization's name in place of author name. See sample below:
University of Florida Department of Physical Therapy. (2019). DPT program overview. UF Department of Physical Therapy.
https://pt.phhp.ufl.edu/dpt-program/program-overview/
Without an author:
Document from a website
Document title. (Date). Site name. URL
Downton Abbey: Parents guide. IMDb. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1606375/parentalguide?ref_=tt_ql_stry_5
With an author:
(Author's last name, date, para. # )
(Proud, 2016, para. 1)
Organization as author:
(University of Florida, 2019, para. 1)
Without an author:
("Associate," 2017, para. 3)
Author's last name, first name. "Title of short work." Title of Website, Publisher of Site [if different than site name], Latest update date, URL. Accessed date IF a publication or update date is not available.
Proud, Edward. "130,045 or 159,990? Either Way, Battle at Bristol Attendance Was a Guinness World Record." Wjhlsports, 14 Sept. 2016,
http://www.wjhl.com/news/130045-or-156990-either-way-battle-at-bristol-attendance-a-guinness-world-record/871733424.
Without an author:
"Title of short work." Title of Web Site, Publisher of Site [if different than site name], Latest update date, URL. Accessed date IF a publication or update date is not available.
"Associate Head Coach, Defensive Coordinator Linebacker." Hokiesports, Virginia Tech Athletics, 2018,
http://www.hokiesports.com/football/.
(Author's Last Name) or ("First Word in Title of Article")
(Proud) or ("Associate")
Bibliography: Last name, First name of author. "Title of Document." Title of site, Sponsor (if different than site name).
Publication date (or Accessed date if not available). URL.
Example: Proud, Edward. "130,045 or 159,990? Either way, Battle at Bristol Attendance was a Guinness World Record." Wjhlsports.
Sept. 14, 2016. http://www.wjhl.com/news/130045-or-156990-either-way-battle-at-bristol-attendance-a-guinness-world-
record/871733424.
Footnote: First and last name of author, "Title of Document," Title of site, Sponsor (if different than site name),
Publication date (or accessed date if not available), URL.
Shortened version: Last name of author, "Shortened Title of Document," URL.
Example: Edward Proud, "130,045 or 159,990? Either way, Battle at Bristol Attendance was a Guinness World Record," Wjhlsports,
Sept. 14, 2016, http://www.wjhl.com/news/130045-or-156990-either-way-battle-at-bristol-attendance-a-guinness-world-
record/871733424.
Proud, "130,045," http://www.wjhl.com/news/130045-or-156990-either-way-battle-at-bristol-attendance-a-guinness-world-
record/871733424.