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Citing Digital and Print Resources

• Chicago Manual of Style Online
  Now in its 15th edition, The Chicago Manual of Style is known as the authoritative reference book for authors, editors, proofreaders, indexers, copywriters, designers, and publishers. In addition to the Manual, the website offers Chicago Style Q&A, Tools (such as sample forms, letters, and style sheets), and the Chicago-Style Citation Quick Guide.
  
  
• Citation Style Guides (University of Arizona Library)
  Contains examples for citing print and online materials in three major styles, APA, MLA and Chicago. Also contains links to specialized citation manuals for other subject areas.
  
  
• Citation Styles (Online! A Reference Guide, Bedford St. Martin's)
  This site contains examples for citing and documenting electronic sources in various styles, including MLA, APA, Chicago, CBE and others. Examples are for websites, email messages, discussion groups, real-time, telnet and other forms of electronic documentation.
  
  
• Columbia Guide to Online Style
  
  
• EndNote
  For help with EndNote bibliographic software, contact Jean Alexander, jeana@andrew.cmu.edu.
  
  
• How to Cite Information from the World Wide Web (APA)