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The
following
is
the
bibliographic
form
used
at
Farnsworth
Middle
School
for
research
projects.
It
is
based
on
MLA
style
and
the
forms
used
in
the
book,
Write
Source
2000:
To
make
a
bibliography
page,
list
your
sources
alphabetically
by
the
author's
last
name,
or
by
the
title
if
there
is
no
author
given.
Follow
the
examples
listed
below:
Note:
If
your
entry
runs
more
than
one
line,
indent
the
second
and
third
lines
five
letter
spaces.
Books,
Pamphlets
One
author:
Sears,
Thomas
B.
Vanishing
Species
of
North
America.
Mahwah,
N.J.:
Troll
Associates, 2005.
Two
or
three
authors:
Brown,
Ellen
and
Mary
Short.
The
Best
of
America's
Science
Fiction.
New
York:
Facts
on
File,
Inc., 2005.
More
than
three
authors:
Bowling,
Katherine,
et
al.
The
Rarest
of
the
Rare.
New
York:
Time-Life
Books, 1999.
With
an
editor:
Rooney,
Jon,
ed.
The
Student's
Yellow
Pages.
New
York:
Houghton
Mifflin, 1998.
Encyclopedias
Pawling,
Alan
S.
"Falcon
and
Falconry."
World
Book
Encyclopedia.
2006.
Magazines
Holt,
Sarah.
"The
Karner
Blue
Butterfly."
Time
21
July 1999:
65.
Newspapers
Simmons,
Kate
"Newest
'Planet'
an
Illusion."
USA
Today
27
Feb. 2004,
sec.
A:2.
Interviews
Pataki,
George.
Personal
Interview.
10
May 2005.
Maps,
Charts,
Posters
History
of
Europe.
Map.
Washington,
D.C.:
National
Geographic,
1997.
Filmstrips,
Slide
Programs,
and
Videotapes
Yosemite.
Videotape.
Masterworks
Video.
1998.
60
min.
CD-ROM
Jones,
James.
"Magnetism."
Encarta
Encyclopedia.
CD-ROM.
Redmond,
WA:
Microsoft
Corporation, 2003.
Online
(Encyclopedia)
"Neil
Armstrong."
Encyclopedia
Britannica.
Vers.
99.2.
Apr.
1999.
Encyclopedia
Britannica.
10
Oct. 2005
<http://www.britannica.com/bcom/armstrong.htm>.
Note:
The
April
date
is
the
date
the
encyclopedia
was
issued
which
is
not
always
available.
The
October
date
is
the
date
you
found
the
information
online.
Online
(Personal
or
Professional Web
Sites)
Barlow,
Eugene.
Volcano
Page.
19
Oct. 2005
<http://www.georgetown.edu/~baret/volcano.html>.
Periodical
Articles
Online
Jacobson,
Steven.
"Writing
Science
Fiction."
Hornbook
Magazine.
Nov.-Dec.
1994:
24.
EBSCOhost.
EBSCO
Information
Services.
Farnsworth
Middle
School
Library.
15
Apr.
2000.
Note:
The
Nov.-Dec.
date
is
the
date
the
article
was
published. The
April
date
is
the
date
you
found
the
material
online.
Still
have
questions?
See
http://www.thewritesource.com/mla.htm
Multimedia
Projects
(eg.
PowerPoint)
Sound
Clip
-
Internet
Armstrong,
Louis.
"St.
Louis
Blues."
Louis
Armstrong
Live.
Capitol
Records,
1958.
25
April
2000.
<http://jazzmus.com/9111425.ram>.
Photograph
or
Graphic
-
Internet
Morris,
James.
Karner
Blue
Butterfly.
1995.
Pine
Bush
Museum,
Albany.
25
April 2006.
<http://www.savethepinebush.org/karner.gif>. |
