How to Cite a Professional Web Page (MLA Format)
Note: Not all websites will have all of these parts. Include what is available.
IMPORTANT: If you are citing a personal web page the format is slightly different. Check the following website: http://www.wisc.edu/writing/Handbook/elecmla.html
| Author or Editor of site (last name, first name) | |
| Title of Web Page or site. | |
| Date of publication or last revision (usually at bottom of page) | |
| Name of institution or organization that sponsors the site. | |
| Date that you visited this site | |
| Web address (URL) |
Put the above information into the following format:
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Author(s) or Editor(s) of site.
Title of Web page or site. Date of
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publication or last revision.
Name of institution or organization sponsoring
the site. Date you accessed online. <URL of Web site>.
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EXAMPLE:
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Smith, Tom. Emily Dickinson;
High Drama. 12 Sept. 2002. Madison College
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Poetry Department.
16 Dec. 2002. <http://www.madcoll.edu>.
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