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How to Cite Sources: Citing Sources

Citation Software

Programs to collect, manage, and cite sources used in a variety of citation styles.

Zotero
A free, easy to use, open source program; good for most student work.
Works on: Windows, Mac, and Linux.
Works with: MS Word and Google Docs.
EndNote
Professional level tool downloadable from ITS; good for intensive or long-term projects.
Works on: Windows and Mac.
Works with: MS Word.

Citation Styles

These web sites offer style guides to the most commonly used formats. Check with your instructor if you are unsure which one to use.

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