Citation Help
Using the correct formatting and citation style can be difficult! The CCCOnline Library has compiled a variety of resources for you to use to determine how to use certain styles and how to format your citations. Different disciplines of study have a preferred style:
| Modern Language Association (MLA) | English and some Humanities (Foreign Language and Literatures, Literary Criticism, Comparative Literature, Cultural Studies, etc.) | ||
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| Chicago/Turabian | History |
Please note: It is critical to check your assignment or check with your instructor about the preferred type of style used in your course.
Citation Creation Tool: Noodletools
Noodletools is a research and citation manager tool. Noodletools can help you create citations in MLA, APA, and Chicago/Turabian style, set up bibliographies or work cited pages, create note cards or outlines, and even integrates with Google Docs.
Visit the Noodletools login screen, enter your S number, and click REGISTER to create your account! Once you have created an account, you can visit noodletools.com to login.
Please remember to always double check the results, as machine generated citations can be wrong and CCCOnline Library is not responsible for any inaccurate citations!
Guidelines for using citation styles
Below, please find a collection of excellent sources that will help you navigate the three main citation styles: Modern Language Association (MLA), American Psychological Association (APA), and Chicago/Turabian.