APA from the American Psychological Association web site: "Electronic References."
Chicago Manual of Style
MLA Style from the Modern Language Association of America web site. "How do I document sources from the web in my works-cited list?"
Citing Resources: APA Style - Handout created by K-State Libraries, through information from the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (5th edition).
Duke University--provides easy-to-read tables with examples of correct citations from multiple styles
Online! a Reference Guide to Using Internet Sources web site offering assistance in citing e-resources. Covers MLA, APA, CBE and Chicago styles.
Tools:
NoodleTools--a web site that provides access to NoodleBib (fee-based) and information about citing using MLA or APA.
RefWorks - a web-based bibliography manager which allows an individual to create a personal bibliographic database. Researchers can use RefWorks to create reference lists or to incorporate citations into papers. Hundreds of styles are supported. Access for students, faculty and staff has been paid for by Kansas State University. Classes are offered every two weeks during the semester. See the Library Instruction calendar for dates, times and locations.
Extra Help:
Hints for citing photographs, personal communications, maps and other resources that are frustrating to cite
Archives (citing from collections housed in archives):
Kansas State University Archives & Manuscripts web pages
Art & Photographs:
Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library & Museum
Library of Congress (focus is on citing online versions)
Simon Fraser University Library
Maps:
Library of Congress (focus is on citing online versions)
Personal Communications (email, letters, conversations, etc . . .)
Email Duke University
Interviews--APA
Interviews (unpublished) Duke University
Letters (unpublished) Duke University