MLA Refreshers . . . and Revision Tips for Project #1

Here are links to our slideshows from today:

• the one on revision, with examples from your drafts,
• the one with the wrong/right versions of WC entries, and
• the one with examples of in-text citations.

MLA Refresher

Let's see how well you work with a few sources. Can we make a few Works Cited entries, please? Here are the pieces I found:

• Source A 
• Source B (off our EBSCOhost database)
• Source C

MLA Formatting

Here's the guide I typically use as an overview of the formatting of the paper itself. As for the Works Cited page, you'll find all you need to know on page 111 of your MLA Handbook.

A visual reference to formatting papers in MLA style.

As for Works Cited entries themselves, here's that image from your book that is the guide to doing any source, for the most part:

The basic template for WC entries.

What Do You Want to Know about MLA?

Group, I've just created a document that I invite you to add to. I'm gathering some data regarding what you want to still learn about "new" MLA. What don't you understand yet? What's confusing?