As a general rule you cite the information
needed for the print source
and add the information needed for the
electronic source. If no print source is given cite the information
needed for the electronic source. If you cannot find some of the
information needed cite what is available. Information
needed for CD-ROM's may be found in manuals, on the CD disk or on
the main screen and for the Internet may be found in the URL, on
the main page of the site, embedded in the text, etc.
*The following citations have been adapted from MLA for
middle school students.
INFORMATION NEEDED:
1. Name of the author of the article (if given)
2. Title of the article (in quotation marks)
3. Title of the magazine / newspaper (underlined)
4. Date of the magazine / newspaper
5. Pages
6. Title of the database (underlined)
7. Publication medium (CD-ROM)
8. Name of the vendor (if available)
9. Electronic publication date of CD-ROM
“Just Lion Around: a Pride of Triplets Has the Philadelphia Zoo Feline
Groovy.” People Weekly
18 April 1994: 46. Infotrac
Magazine Index Select ASAP 1. CD-ROM. Information Access
Company.
1995.
Ratcliff, Carter. “Matisse, Henri.” The New Grolier Multimedia
Encyclopedia. 1994 ed. CD-ROM.
Danbury, CT: Grolier Electronic Publishing, Inc.,
1993.
“Zebra.” Mammals: a Multimedia Encyclopedia. Vers. 6.0.8,
7.0. CD-ROM. Washington, DC:
National Geographic Society, 1993.
“Washington, George.” The Presidents. Vers. 3.3. CD-ROM.
Washington, DC: National
Geographic Society, 1991.