Citations


 * Here is where you'll find how to create a bibliography and citations **

===**1. Easy Bib: The Free Automatic Bibliography and Citation Maker--just put in the URL (internet address) and it'll make a citation for you. You can also save it to word document. []**===

3. Noodle Tools: []
**Sample citations**: Be aware that **__all punctuations__** are important! Example Internet: Roach, John. National Geography. (1996-2009). “Valentine’s Day Facts: Gifts, History, and Love Science.” Retrieved: Feb. 12, 2009. [] Examples Encyclopedia/Magzine: “The Beatles.” __Compton’s Encyclopedia.__ Chicago, IL: Compton’s Learning Co., 1997. p. 119 Stim pson, Jennifer. “Install Wall Frames.” This Old House. New York: This Old House, Inc., Jan/Feb. 2009 Example book: Diamond, Jared. __Guns, Germs, and Steel.__ New York: W. W. Norton & Company, 1999. Example Interview: Smith, John. Personal INTERVIEW. April 17, 2006. Cite images found on the web as a digital file. Example of images found on the web: [Tubas and the marching band in the library].2009. Albertsons Library, Boise. JPEG file. Describe the subject of the photograph, followed by the photographer's name and the date it was taken. Example personal photograph: Child throwing ball. Personal photograph by Sara Seely. 20 May 2009. Oneida Middle School Football. Personal photography by Thomas Pivovar. 23 September 2012. Volcanoe experiment. Personal photograph by Dale Hallam. 19 November 2012.
 * Internet **
 * Last Name, First Name. Name of Website. (Month Day, Year). “Name of Article in Quotations.” Retrieved: Month Day, Year. Web Address/URL **
 * Encyclopedia/Magazine: **
 * Last Name, First Name. “Name of Article in Quotations.” Name of Encyclopedia/Magazine. Place of Publication: Publisher, Date of Publication ** **.**
 * Book: **
 * Last Name, First Name. __Title of Book.__ Place of Publication: Publisher, Copyright. **
 * Interview: **
 * Last Name, First Name. Personal INTERVIEW. Date of interview.**
 * Picture: Images found on the Web – **
 * Basic formatting: Author, name. //Title of work.// Year. Institution name, place. Format file**.
 * Example:** Delano, Jack. //At the Vermont State Fair.// 1941. Library of Congress, Washington. JPEG file.
 * If you don’t have a title for the work, describe the work in brackets, as in this example of an image without a named author:**
 * Picture: Personal Photograph **