Citation Help: Citing Sources

Research and Citation Resources provided by Purdue OWL.

This resource provides detailed comparisons of various citation styles, including MLA, APA, and Chicago. It outlines the general approach, formatting rules, and specific requirements for citing different types of sources in each style. This chart is particularly useful for students and researchers who need to understand the differences and similarities between these citation styles to ensure proper documentation of sources in their academic work.

This page provides guidance on how to effectively and ethically use citation generators. It explains how these tools work by converting information about a source into a properly formatted citation. The section emphasizes the importance of understanding the limitations of citation generators and offers best practices for their use.

This resource is a website and podcast created by Mignon Fogarty that provides quick and accessible tips on grammar, punctuation, style, and writing. It's designed to help students, professionals, and writers improve their writing skills through clear explanations and practical examples.

This resource is an educational website dedicated to teaching grammar and writing skills, particularly focused on grammar rules, sentence structure, and punctuation. Created by Robin L. Simmons, the site offers interactive exercises, detailed explanations, and fun quizzes to help students and writers improve their grammar.

This resource offers a concise overview of writing expectations across various academic fields. It highlights universal writing standards, emphasizing clarity, coherence, conciseness, comprehension, courtesy, cleverness, and proper citation. This document is accessible courtesy of the University of Portland.

An A.I.-powered writing assistant that helps users improve their writing by checking for grammar, spelling, punctuation, clarity, and style issues. It offers real-time suggestions for sentence structure, word choice, and tone, making it a useful tool for students, professionals, and writers. Grammarly is available as a browser extension, desktop app, and mobile app, with both free and premium versions that provide advanced features like plagiarism detection and full-sentence rewrites.

The University of West Alabama Writing Center offers writing assistance for students. It provides a number of services, including in-person or virtual sessions. Appointments or walk-in sessions are welcomed.