Style Manuals 

See also information about Refworks, the bibliographic manager software that allows you to collect citations in electronic folders and then automatically create your own bibliography in the citation style of your choice.

1. Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL)
   Grammar, Style Guides, ESL and Job Search & Professional Writing
   are among the topics covered by 200 free resources offered here.
   
   
2. Assembling a List of Work Cited in Your Paper
   From Duke University, citation examples of MLA, APA, Turabian, Chicago and CSE styles for articles, books, government documents, web sites, and more.
   
   
3. ONLINE! Citation Styles
   MLA, APA, Chicago Manual of Style, and CBE style formats for all types of electronic resources. See also the APA Electronic Citation Manual.
   
   
4. Citing References in Your Paper
   From the UW-Madison, a good resource with examples of each of the following styles: APSA, APA, Chicago/Turabian, CBE, MLA, and Numbered References. See also the main page of the Writing Center at UW-Madison.
   
   
5. Research and Documentation Online
   An online version of Diana Hacker's Research and Documentation in the Electronic Age. Extensive discussion of MLA, PA, Chicago and CBE formats, with examples. Guidelines and sample papers are included.
   
   
6. How to Cite Film, Video, and Online Media
   From the Media Resources Center at Moffitt Library, UC Berkeley.
   
   
7. Citing Government Documents
   From Columbia University. Excellent listing of print and web sources. See also University of Nevada's citation examples in MLA format.
   
   
8. How Do I?
   From UNC-Chapel Hill, a cornucopia of writing aids, including style and grammar guides, how to write for specific assignments and specific fields, and more.
   
   
9. Son of Citation Machine
   Click the citation format you need and then the type of resource you wish to cite. Complete the Web form that appears with information from your source. Click Make Citations to generate standard bibliographic and in-text citations.
   
   
10. The Grammar Handbook
    From University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, this site "explains and illustrates the basic grammatical rules concerning parts of speech, phrases, clauses, sentences and sentence elements, and common problems of usage. See also IPL's great collection on foreign grammar rsources.
    
    
11. Idiom Connection
    Those for whom English is not their first language may find this a useful resource. See also this site.