For this project, you will be creating your citations in MLA format. MLA stands for Modern Language Association. Use this page to learn how to properly give credit to the sources you reference in your work.
An MLA citation is made up of these elements:
1. Author.
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2. Title of source.
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3. Title of container,
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4. Other Contributors,
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7. Publisher,
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8. Publication date,
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9. Location.
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Still need some assistance building an MLA citation? Make a copy of this template to assist you with the process.
Your citation should follow the proper MLA guidelines:
It should be compiled in this order, following the proper stylization:
Author's Last Name, Author's First Name. "Title of Article." Title of Website,
Publication Date, Publisher's Name, URL.
This example citation was made using the web article below. Scroll to see where each element was identified on the web page and how it's properly formatted in an MLA citation:
Rannard, Georgina. "Past Seven Years Hottest on Record - EU Satellite Data." BBC, 10 Jan
2022, https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-59915690.