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Introduction to MLA:

Learn about MLA formatting requirements, citations, and Works Cited page in detail. Understand how to cite paraphrases, summaries, and direct quotes while following proper MLA guidelines. Get tips on creating a flawless Works Cited page for your research paper.

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Introduction to MLA:

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  1. Introduction to MLA: Writing a Research Paper in MLA Format

  2. What do we know about writing in MLA format so far? • General Formatting Requirements • Writing a Paraphrase/Summary Citation • Writing a Direct Quote Citation • What to include in a parenthetical citation Review

  3. - Works Cited page Today

  4. The Works Cited page of an MLA formatted research paper is_________________. Works Cited Page

  5. The Works Cited page of an MLA formatted research paper is a separate page that lists detailed information about your sources. Works Cited Page

  6. Page: Last page of your paper • Sources are listed alphabetically by author’s last name • If there is no author, list it by the article/video name • Spacing: Double spaced with a hanging indent General Formatting Requirements:

  7. Hanging Indent

  8. Your in-text citations must match an entry on your Works Cited page General Formatting Requirements:

  9. In-Text Citations

  10. Citing a Webpage

  11. Citing a Webpage Last Name, First Name.

  12. Citing a Webpage Last Name, First Name. "Title of the Article.”

  13. Citing a Webpage Last Name, First Name. "Title of the Article.” Website Title.

  14. Citing a Webpage Last Name, First Name. "Title of the Article.” Website Title. Publisher of website, date of last update.

  15. Citing a Webpage Last Name, First Name. "Title of the Article.” Website Title. Publisher of website, date of last update. Web.

  16. Citing a Webpage Last Name, First Name. "Title of the Article.” Website Title. Publisher of website, date of last update. Web. Date of Access.

  17. Citing a Webpage Last Name, First Name. "Title of the Article.” Website Title. Publisher of website, date of last update. Web. Date of Access. Example: Hinskey, David. “How to Treat a Sprained Ankle.” Medical Aid Online. Vaxwell Media, 2012. Web. 2 Sep 2014.

  18. Practice 1: Author: Kris Hirst Article Name: “Origins of Man” Website:World History Publisher: Nat Geo Date of last update: 22 Sep 2014 Date accessed: 24 Sep 2014 Hirst, Kris. “Origins of Man.” World History. Nat Geo, 22 Sep 2014. Web. 24 Sep 2014.

  19. Practice 2: I got my information from an article named “History of Rome.” It was published in 2014 by Roman Empire Timeline. The website was called Ancient Rome. When I looked it up yesterday, there was no author. “History of Rome.” Ancient Rome. Roman Empire Timeline, 2014. Web. 19 Oct 2014.

  20. Practice 3: Cartwright, Mark. “Trade in Ancient Greece.” Ancient History Encyclopedia. A&E Television Networks, 18 Jan 2012. Web. 19 Oct 2014.

  21. Cartwright, Mark. “Trade in Ancient Greece.” Ancient History Encyclopedia. A&E Television Networks, 18 Jan 2012. Web. 19 Oct 2014.

  22. Questions?

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