Information Literacy @ Kent Library Citing sources of information - MLA style: public websites and articles   The following give you the basics of how  to cite sources and a chance to practice. MLA Style - public websites Citing a publicly accessible website Simple steps to citing a web page, with the opportunity to practice at the end. Drag & Drop game Try your hand at identifying parts of a web citation. Citation guidance 24/7 Visit these online writing labs (OWLs) for guidance in citing a variety of public web pages. The OWL at Purdue University The OWL at Southeast   MLA Style - articles from library subscription databases (such as ABI/Inform) Citing an article found via a library subscription database Simple steps to citing an article and where to find the necessary components. Drag & Drop game Try your hand at identifying parts of an article citation. Citation guidance 24/7 Visit these online writing labs (OWLs) for guidance in citing journal, magazine, and newspaper articles. The OWL at Purdue University Hint: Scroll to the bottom of the screen and use the format under "An Article or Publication in Print and Electronic Form." The OWL at Southeast Hint: Scroll down and use the format under " A Work from an Online Service." Need additional help? see the MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers (available in the Library) look at the library webpage on citations, email librarians Michaela Willi Hooper (mwillihooper@semo.edu), Matthew Olsen (molsen@semo.edu), or Claudia Ruediger (cruediger@semo.edu).       Created by Claudia Ruediger and Michaela Willi Hooper, Kent Library, Southeast Missouri State University. Updated 3/25/2008.