Citing Sources: MLA Style
How to appropriately cite your sources
Modern Language Association (MLA) Style Guide
Below are online resources for learning and using the Modern Language Association of America's style guide. More information can be found in the print version of the manual, available from the GVSU University Libraries:
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MLA Style, 8th Edition: An Introduction4.30-minute YouTube video shows the basics of citing with MLA style, by Marquette University Libraries
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MLA Format, 8th editionGoogle presentation by Sarah Slachter & Corinne Cozzaglio Martinez
MLA Interactive Tutorial
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Anatomy of a Citation: MLALearn about the essential parts and formats of MLA citations with this fun activity. This module includes three short videos about creating MLA citations for journal articles, books, and book chapters. Test your knowledge by identifying all the parts of the citation and putting them in the correct order.
Total time, including videos—about 13 minutes.
The tutorial works best with Chrome or Internet Explorer (not currently working with Chrome. Use Internet Explorer, Firefox, or Edge).
Mobile devices: Works on both Android and iOS; it should take you to the app store to download the Articulate player.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
This module was partially adapted with permission from Marquette University Raynor Memorial Libraries.
Citing Indigenous Elders and Knowledge Keepers
NorQuest College Library in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, has noted that the formal APA and MLA styles do not have a format for the oral teachings of Indigenous Elders and Knowledge Keepers so they have developed citation styles in the spirit of wahkôhtowin and reconciliation. Thanks to Lorisia MacLeod (James Smith Cree Nation) and the Indigenous Student Center staff for co-developing these!
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APA in-text citationsUse the left menu to jump to: Indigenous Elders & Knowledge Keepers, from Norquest College Library, Canada
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APA in-text citationsCiting information from Traditional Knowledge or Oral Traditions of Indigenous Peoples, from APA, Personal Communications page
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APA referencesUse the left menu to jump to: Indigenous Elders & Knowledge Keepers, from Norquest College Library, Canada
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MLA in-text citationsClick the + to the right of INDIGENOUS ELDERS & KNOWLEDGE KEEPERS, from Norquest College Library, Canada
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MLA referencesClick the + to the right of INDIGENOUS ELDERS & KNOWLEDGE KEEPERS, from Norquest College Library, Canada
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Grounding Indigenous RightsUnderstand Traditional Knowledge and Biocultural Labels
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- Last Updated: Aug 18, 2022 10:47 AM
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