[humanser] citation resource

[Ashley Bramlett]

Hello,

Ah, citations. I've only got memorized a few types: for books and 
periodicals.
Thos are tough. You have to remember what is italicized and where periods go 
versus commas.
Anyway, I'd recommend the Perdue Owl site.
Most college library sites have a page about citations.

Which citation style do you need?
Then, we might be able to say more specifics.

Ashley
-----Original Message----- 
From: Shannon Cook via humanser
Sent: Thursday, January 28, 2016 8:25 PM
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Cc: Shannon Cook
Subject: [humanser] citation resource

Hi,

I am working on a paper.  It has been a really long time since I have done 
so.  Is there a good website that can give me a quick and dirty synopsis of 
how to reference web resources.  That was not a big thing quite yet when I 
got my MSW back in the last century, literally...LOL!  I also need a 
brush-up on regular print resources, as I know those can tend to change over 
time.

Thanks for your help.

Shannon Cook, MSW
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