Online Guides to Citing Electronic Sources
Summary: This handout contains links to sources which will help students, teachers, and anybody doing research on the Internet to cite electronic sources using different styles. We also have links to some of our OWL handouts about citing sources.
Contributors:Dana Lynn Driscoll, Allen Brizee
Last Edited: 2010-01-08 01:29:31
Here are some guides to citing electronic sources in a variety of disciplines. If you know of other guides that would prove helpful, please send them to us via this email form.
- Bedford St.Martin's Online! Citation Style Guide covers citing sources in MLA, APA, and CBE formats, and contains links and resources about other citation styles.
- Como citar recursos electronicos is a guide to citing online resources created by the University of Barcelona and written in the Spanish language.
- The Library of Congress has a guide to citing electronic sources that explains how to cite different types of media available online, including films, pictures, legal documents, and reproductions of texts.
- ISO's (International Organization for Standardization) Excerpts from Final Draft International Standard ISO 690-2 covers a standardized style for citing electronic sources.
- The University of Memphis Libraries have information about citing electronic sources in different disciplines.
- The University of Wisconsin maintains a list of electronic source guides organized by discipline, plus general resources.
- Wright State University Libraries have a list of guides for formatting in most of the major formats.
