Check out the links below to a variety of guides and tools for academic referencing. Access to these resources is completely free so that students can easily boost their academic performance.
APA Citation Generator
This tool will help you cite sources and create references in the APA Referencing Style (American Psychological Association).
MLA Citation Generator
This tool will help you cite sources and create references in the MLA Referencing Style (Modern Language Association).
Chicago Citation Generator
This tool will help you cite sources and create references in the Chicago Citation Style
(both A-D and N-В).
Apart from referencing tools, there's also a number of guides that will help you with proper academic citing in some of the most common styles. Click the links below to find out more.
Lots of students, writers, and editors struggle to learn the rules of researching, writing, and formatting their papers according to different citation styles. American Psychological Association (APA), Modern Language Association of America (MLA), University of Chicago Press are some of the most famous and influential organizations in academic writing for American English. Usually, the bottleneck for any trying to master the principles of academic writing is how to cite and format the sources used in text. Some citation styles slightly differ from each other while others have a huge gap in structuring reference list entries and formatting in-text citations. So, for each student, it’s a cornerstone of paper writing to learn the rules of the style they have to use.
We have created comprehensive guides to all most popular citation styles and you can also use our citation generation tools for MLA, APA, Chicago, Harvard, Vancouver.
Below there is a table where you can see what disciplines a particular citation style is used for.
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