It is important to make sure and give credit when using others' ideas or words in your work. Check with your instructor if you are uncertain as to which style guide is recommended for your particular class assignment. For more information on when to cite, see our page on Avoiding Plagiarism.
If you don't see an example of what you need on this website or want to look at other citation styles, and other books on citation style, check the Oregon Tech Library reference section in Klamath Falls and Wilsonville, or search the online catalog for an electronic version.
Styles
Online Citation Building Tools
Make sure to compare the citations you create with these tools to the examples provided.
- BibMe: styles supported: MLA, APA, Chicago
- BibBuilder : styles supported: MLA
- Citation Machine: styles supported: MLA, APA
- Mendeley: Online management tool to organize, cite, and share references.
- OSLIS: APA and MLA citation builders
- RefME: Online management tool to organize and generate citations in over 7,500 styles. Mobile ready.