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- Title of text
- Date of publication
- Statement of length
- Publication medium (Online)
- Name of publication site
- Name of the computer network
- Date of access
Examples
NOTE: Many documents will not have all of the citation elements. Only the first two examples have all data elements. NOTE: The second example is a good site for detailed information on web citation procedures.
Rogers, Norville. “How to Make a Great Sandwich.” (4 Jun. 1995): n. pag. Online. Shaggy’s Home Page. Internet. 22 Nov. 1995. Available: http://www.shaggy.com/food/sandwiches.htm
Brandes, Jay. “Citing the World Wide Web in Style: American Psychological Association and Modern Language Association Formats” (1997): n. pag. Online. 221B Baker Street. Internet. 24 May 1997. http://www.geocities.com/ResearchTriangle/1221/citation.htm
Wimsey, Peter. “How to Find a Good Manservant.” n. pag. Online. Internet. 14 Sep. 1996. Scott’s Career Pages. Available: ftp: 125.547.778.1 Directory: wcw/career File: scott744.8m
“Investigating the Mystery Genre.” 13 par. Online. Internet. 25 Dec. 1996. Available: gopher://mystery.com/docs/investigate
How would you cite this page?
Bahri, Deepika. “How to Cite Our Webpages.” (Apr. 1998): n. pag. Online. Postcolonial Studies at Emory Pages. Internet. 17 Apr. 1998. Available: http://www.emory.edu/ENGLISH/web.html