How To Cite A Website In MLA | PA | No Author | No Date Format Style | 2017 Tutorial

In this tutorial we will explain How to cite a website in MLA 7

Web site - A collection of information pages on the Internet, usually including article titles, authors, and publishers.


Use the author to refer to a website

Structure:

Finally, the first M. "article title". Site title. Website Publishers, Date Monthly Release. Web. Accessible Date Monthly.

Note: MLA7 does not require a URL / link in the site reference. However, some coaches still require - double-check if your instructor needs it.

Access Date: This is the date the article was found and read.

example:

Feinberg, Ashley. "What's the safest seat on an airplane?" Gizmodo. Gawker Media, March 28, 2013. March 30, 2013.

References to sites without authors

Note: Trusted sites do not necessarily include authors, depending on the content.

example:

"Web site articles." Website Publishers, Date Monthly Release. Web. Accessible Date Monthly.

Note: MLA7 does not require a URL / link in the site reference. However, some of your teachers still ask - double check if your teacher needs it.

Access Date: This is the day the article was read and found.

In this case,

example:

"India." Travel.State.Gov. US State Department Consular Affairs Bureau, 17 February 2010. May 4, 2010.

For more information visit:

owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/747/08/

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