As resources become available in great numbers online, it becomes even more important to know how to cite online resources correctly. Below is an example of how to cite a variety of online resources. You can view explanatory detail on each citation by clicking the "view detail" link:

Sample Bibliography

Website (view detail)
Bass, R. (1997). Technology & Learning: A Brief Guide to Interactive Multimedia and the Study of the
United States. Retrieved May 2, 2002, from Georgetown University, American Crossroads Project
Website: http://www.georgetown.edu/crossroads/mltmedia.html

Article from a Scholarly Journal Online (view detail)
Diamond, L. (2002).Thinking About Hybrid Regimes [Electronic version] Journal of Democracy, 13, 21-
35.

Full-text Newspaper Article w/o an Author from Online Database (view detail)
Don't even think about turning here. (2002, October 3). The New York Times, p. A26. Retrieved October
15, 2002, from LexisNexis Academic database.

Full-text Article from an Online Database (view detail)
Dorman, S.M. (1997). Video and computer games: effect on children and implications for health education. Journal of School Health, 67, 133-138. Retrieved October 31, 2000 from Expanded Academic ASAP database.