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Journalism

Research resources for the study of journalism.

Style Guides on the Web

General

  • How to Cite Digitized Primary Sources (Library of Congress)  Examples in Chicago and MLA; how to cite electronic reproductions of primary sources, including film, photographs, legal and government publications, maps, recorded sound, text, and other special sources.
  • Sources and Citations at Dartmouth at (Dartmouth College) Not a style manual per se, but a writer's guide to academic integrity, citing sources, and evaluation of sources.

APA (American Psychological Association)


Chicago (Turabian) Style


MLA (Modern Language Association)


Government and Legal Publications 

IEEE Citation Style


Other Forms

Citing Generative AI Output

Using generative AI, such as ChatGPT or Claude, to create text raises unique issues in citation. One of the main purposes of citation is to enable the reader to find the cited information.  But generative AI content cannot be replicated.

However, another purpose of citation is to provide credit to the creator of the information used, and, that is why, if you are using generative AI-created information, you need to provide a citation.  

Here are three citation styles that provide specific guidance on how to go about this:

Citation Managers

When doing research, it can be helpful to use citation managers to keep your source information in one place, and, with some, to ease in adding cited information to your writing iwith both citations and reference lists.

Here is information about the three freely-available tools that Fogler Library supports:

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