Books for MLA
More In-Depth Help
This is meant as a general overview. For more in-depth help, please use the following resources, review the appropriate publication manuals, or contact an LPC librarian.
Citation Help - Library Guide
- NoodletoolsUse Noodletools, an online citation generating service, to create your citations. Noodletools will walk you through the process of creating your full and in-text citations in MLA format.
- The MLA Style CenterProvides examples of papers, formatting tips, and information on plagiarism and academic dishonesty. From their site, "The MLA Style Center, published by the Modern Language Association, is the only authorized Web site about MLA style. This free, evolving resource is designed as a companion to the eighth edition of the MLA Handbook."
MLA Style
MLA (Modern Language Association) style is one of several different format dictating citation styling/formatting and is most commonly used to for writing within liberal arts and humanities. The primary resource for how to format according to the MLA style is the MLA Handbook, 8th Edition, shown to the left.
MLA & APA Paper Templates
These editable templates are a great tool for getting started, but they are not always perfect and may be slightly out of date, so use your critical thinking skills to double check for correctness before submitting.
- Google Docs TemplatesWill need to log in using your Zonemail account or other Google account. Once logged in Browse the "Templates" section at the top for the MLA Report and click to open.
- Office 365 (Word) - MLA Style PaperDownload or open by logging into your free student Office 365 account.
- Office 365 (Word) - APA Style PaperDownload or open by logging into your free student Office 365 account.