Cite Your Sources - Understanding

• Choose a Citation Manager
• EndNote
• NoodleTools
• Zotero
• Library Classes
• Understanding Citations
• Avoiding Plagiarism

Learn about citations

• Understanding Citations Tutorial
  An interactive tutorial that teaches you to identify, distinguish, and use citations

•            MLA Formatting and Style Guide from Purdue OWL 

•            APA Formatting and Style Guide from Purdue OWL 

•      Chicago Manual of Style Guide from Purdue OWL 

Learn about DOIs (Digital Object Identifiers)

A DOI is a unique code assigned to a digital object (like an article from a database) used for location and identification. You'll often see the DOI for an article listed on its first page. DOIs allow you to connect directly to a specific article, avoiding problems like broken links and missing URLs. To find the DOI for an article you're citing, use the Lookup link. To find an article from a DOI, use the DOI resolver.

• DOI (Digital Object Identifier) Resolver
  Input DOIs to find the location of articles
• DOI Lookup
  Find the DOI for a specific article
• Official DOI System Site
  Go here for more info on DOIs