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Bibliography Style Sheet

For most section assignments, you do not have to use materials outside of the course and will not need a bibliography. However, if you choose to research ideas for any assignment, you must cite them in a bibliography. 

Most unit projects will require some research. In this case, you are responsible for keeping track of all sources that you use and/or consult then formatting these in a bibliography. 

For rules regarding how to create a bibliography, follow the guidelines below.

Bibliography Style Sheet

Encyclopedia (print)

Author(last name, first name). “Name of article.” Name of Encyclopedia.

City: Publisher, Copyright Date.

Example:

“Bats.” World Book Encyclopedia. Chicago: World Book, Inc. 2005.

Books

Last Name, First Name. Name of the book. City of publication: Publisher’s name, Copyright Date.

Example:

O’Henry, John. Space. New York: Scholastic, 2001.

On-Line Magazine Article

Author. “Title.” Journal Date. Date you visit the URL, URL address

Example:

Halls, Kelly, “Juggling History.” U.S. Kids June 1997 March 2000.

http://discover.sirs.com/cgi-bin/dis-article-display?

Magazine Article

Author. “Title of article.” Name of magazine, date, pages.

Example:

Markham, Lois. “A Gallery of Great Native Americans.” National Geographic for Kids, August 2001:6-7.

World Wide Web

Author. “Title” Group Title. Date created. Institution.

Date you saw it. URL

The Victorian Web. Ed. George Landow. June 2000. Brown University. 25

Feb. 2004 <http://landow.stg.brown.edu/victorian/victov.html.>

Interview

Last Name, First Name. Kind of interview. Date

Example:

Miles, Sam. Personal interview. 25 December 2007.

General Rules

  • Underline a title or put it in italics
  • If a book or other material does not have an author, use the title in place of the author’s last name.
  • One-page articles and encyclopedia articles do not need numbers.
  • List entries in alphabetical order
  • Indent the second line and double space between entries
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