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Carol Anne Germain , John Pardavilla , Daryl Bullis , and Allison Hosier

Carol Anne Germain , John Pardavilla , Daryl Bullis , and Allison Hosier. Key Features. CitationFox - in both APA and MLA style Templates examples for print and online resources Over 900 nodes with templates, examples and notes Toggle between APA and MLA

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Carol Anne Germain , John Pardavilla , Daryl Bullis , and Allison Hosier

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  1. Carol Anne Germain, John Pardavilla, Daryl Bullis, and Allison Hosier

  2. Key Features • CitationFox - in both APA and MLA style • Templates examples for print and online resources • Over 900 nodes with templates, examples and notes • Toggle between APA and MLA • Common abbreviations for both styles • Breadcrumbing provided • Please feel free to link to this site: http://library.albany.edu/cfox

  3. MLA and APA formats

  4. Expanded Examples

  5. Example of APA

  6. Technologies that drive this tool CitationFox was proudly built with precision tools of the open source community. Utilizing the richness of PHP, the team entered valuable citation data into the application to create a dynamic teaching tool. The citation data and examples were stored in a MySQL repository. The fluid nature of the CitationFox is due to the nature of jQuery for user interface effects and AJAX server calls. The whole package is a true open source, collaborative effort between library literacy and IT.

  7. Breadcrumbing

  8. Backend/Frontend

  9. Technical Requirements Resolution and Javascript • A PC or MAC with a Minimum Resolution of 1024 by 768 pixels. • A tablet such as the iPad, Xoom, or the Galaxy Tab • Javascript Enabled Browsers

  10. Awards and Merits • PRIMO - peer-reviewed instructional materials • Merlot - peer reviewed online teaching and learning materials. • SUNYLA 2011 Poster Session – 1st • Teresa Strozik Award for Innovation in Library Technology - 2011

  11. Comments / Feedback “I admire the effort and care that has gone into creating this! I think it is valuable in showing the complexity and variation and I like how many good examples you give of how to apply the rules.” S.W., Sheffield UK “Sure love the citation examples..” P.W., Arizona “I love how it works! I haven't checked any of the citations for errors or anything like that, but i LOVE the choices of formats being front and center (unlike KnightCite), and I like the notes fields under the examples in the popup boxes.” C.R., Grand Rapids, MI

  12. Credits

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