Many online resources such as the EBSCOhost databases provide a "Cite This" option which will give you a citation. Make sure you check the citation for accurracy.
Simple Citation Creation Websites
These websites require that you key in AUTHOR, TITLE, etc. for your resources. You may then copy the result and paste it into a Word document. You should still check the results against a Style Guide.
Free website allows you to generate single citations for APA, MLA and Chicago Style by keying in author title, etc. Copy and paste the results into a Word document.
Free website allows you to generate single citations for APA, MLA, Turabian, and Chicago Style by keying in author title, etc. Copy and paste the results into a Word document.
Free website allows you to generate single citations for APA, MLA, CSE, and Chicago Style by keying in author title, etc. Copy and paste the results into a Word document. Allows you to email or download a single citation.
Free website allows you to generate single citations for APA, MLA, and Chicago Style by keying in author title, etc. Copy and paste the results into a Word document. Allows you to download a single citation.
Free website allows you to generate single citations for APA, MLA and Chicago Style by keying in author title, etc. Copy and paste the results into a Word document
CiteULike is free but you must create an account. It is more complex than the other software on this page. It is necessary to install a small program into your browser. After you find an article on the web, CiteULike will pull in the citation. You can then download and attach the PDF article. You can also search what other members have posted in CiteULike. PROBLEM - It will not interface with our EBSCO databases.
