Citing Internet and Print Resources

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Citing Print Resources

A book with a single author:

Taylor, Barbara.  Mountains and Volcanoes. New York:  Kingfisher Books, 1993.

A book with two authors:

Smith, Bruce, and David McKay.  Geology Projects for Young Scientists.  New York: Franklin Watts, 1992.

A book with a corporate author:

American Heritage.  To the Pacific with Lewis and Clark.  New York:  American Heritage Publishing, 1967.

A book with no author:

Our Violent Earth.  Washington:  National Geographic Society, 1982.

An unsigned article in an encyclopedia:

“Volcano” World Book Encyclopedia.  1994 ed.

An article in a monthly magazine:

Miller, Jeanne.  “Stopping Mother Nature.”  Odyssey May 2000: 40-43.

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Citing Internet Resources

WORLD Wide Web text

Structure:  Author or originator. Title of item. [Online] Date of document or download (day, month, and year). URL <http://address/filename>.

Example:  U.S. Census Bureau. “American FactFinder: Facts About My Community.” [Online] 30 November 1999.

<http://factfinder.census.gov/java_prod/dads.ui.homePage.HomePage>.

 ONLINE IMAGES

Structure: Author or originator. Description or title of image. [Online image] Date of

 document or download (day, month, and year). URL <http://address/filename>.

 Example: USGS. “Map: Major Volcanoes in Ecuador.” [Online image] 30 November 1999

<http://vulcan.wr.usgs.gov/Volcanoes/Ecuador/Maps/map_ecuador_volcanoes.html>.

CD ROM Text:

Structure: Originator name of CD publication. Title of text. Date of CD publication

Examples: Comptons Interactive Encyclopedia. China 1993,1994

CD ROM Images:

Structure: Originator name of CD publication. Title of pictures. Date of CD publication

Examples: Comptons Interactive Encyclopedia. The Great wall at dawn 1993,1994

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