There are numerous styles used to credit your information sources. Huron Heights uses APA (American Psychological Association), Chicago Manual Style and MLA (Modern Language Association) guides depending on the course and/or teacher. Be sure to check carefully which style your teacher prefers!
1. APA Citation Style
APA Sample (modified from University of Guelph’s Learning Commons)
- APAStyleGuide
- APA Source Log
- APA Documentation in Research Papers (2015-2016) [Mount Royal University]
2. Chicago Citation Style
CMS Sample (modified from University of Guelph’s Learning Commons)
3. MLA Citation Style
MLA Sample (modified from University of Victoria Libraries)
MLA Style Guides
- HHSS Source Log – MLA Style
- MLA Style Guide for Works Cited
- Sample Works Cited Entries
- MLA In-Text Citations
MLA Note-taking Templates
Use these worksheets to record point-form notes from research. Different layouts for different source types are provided. The first document gives helpful general information on how to take good notes.
- Making Quality Notes
- Book Source
- Reference Source
- Journal Source
- Website Source
MLA Note-Taking / Paraphrasing Practice