Many databases will format citations for you according to standard styles. Look for links like this in your database results:
or
In addition, you can use the following tools to create citations in APA, Chicago, or MLA Style. Always double check that generated citations are correct.
Students, Faculty, and Staff have the ability to download and use EndNote for FREE on both Mac and PC
To access the software you will need to access the U: Drive
The location within the U: Drive is -- Public -> AU Libraries -> Endnote
Use these programs for large research projects to help you save, sort, and format citations
APA has specific requirements for citing sources. You can find this information and incorporate it yourself or you can schedule a meeting with the AU Writing Lab for assistance! For more on general citations, view the video below.
Each citation style has specific requirements for citing sources. Always ask your instructor or check your syllabus to find out what citation style you will use for a course. You can find this information and incorporate it yourself or you can schedule a meeting with the AU Writing Lab for assistance! For more on general citations, view the video below.
MLA 8th Edition has specific requirements for citing sources. You can find this information and incorporate it yourself or you can schedule a meeting with the AU Writing Lab for assistance! For more on general citations, view the video below.
For more information, we recommend that you consult the published style manuals for APA, Chicago, and MLA, available on Reserve at the front desk of Herrick Library.