WORLD WIDE WEB
Author (if known). "Title of page or document on it."
Title of site or larger work (if applicable). Date of document.
Online. http://www.address/filename. Date of access.
Example: Clinton, Bill. "The Benefits of Net
Day." Speeches of the President. 12 Dec. 1996. Online. http://www.whitehouse.gov.
ONLINE ENCYCLOPEDIA
Author. "Title of Article." Title of Reference Work.
Online. Title of the Database or Online Service. Date of access.
Example: Cook, Sara Biggard. "Berlin, Germany."
Compton's Living Encyclopedia. Online. America Online. 27 August
1997.
MATERIAL ACCESSED FROM ONLINE DATABASE
Author. "Article Title." Periodical Title, Date of publication
(if available). Edition ( if any): pages. Database name (if any).
Online. Name of computer service. Date of access.
Example: Keizer, Gregg. "Write the Perfect
Paper." Family PC, Sept. 1996. Online. America Online. 25
Nov. 1996.
CD-ROM (PERIODICAL)
Name of author (if available). "Title of article." Publication
information for printed source. Title of database. Publication
medium (CD-ROM). Name of Vendor (if relevant). Electronic publication
date.
Example: Net, Jane. "E-mail Rules." The
New York Times. 15 Nov. 1995, late ed: B3. The New York Times
OnDisc. CD-ROM. UMI-Proquest. Jan. 1996.
CD-ROM (NONPERIODICAL)
Name of author (if given). "Title of part of work."
Title of Product. Edition or release (if relevant.) Publication
medium (CD-ROM). City of Publication: Publisher, Year of Publication.
Example: Wallechinsky, David. "Olympic Games."
World Book Multimedia Encyclopedia. 3.20b, CD-ROM. Chicago: World
Book, 1996.
E-MAIL
Author of e-mail message. "Subject line of message."
E-mail to recipient's name. Date of message.
Example: Gibson, Rob. "Fan Mail." E-mail
to Madonna. 27 Jan. 1997.
LISTSERV
Author. "Subject of message." Date of post. Online.
Name of listserv@e-mail address of list. Date of access.
Example: Bookwoman, Emily. "Re: New history
CD-ROM." 5 Nov. 1996. Online. LM_NET@listserv.syr.edu. 20
Nov. 1997.