whenever you take any information from a print or online source, you must state
where your information came from. Use the working bibliography below, copies
avalailable in the library.
WORKING BIBLIOGRAPHY 2005-2006
A. PRINT ENCYCLOPEDIA ARTICLE
Sample bibliography:
Wingert, Paul S. "Masks." The New Encyclopedia Britannica: Macropedia.
15th ed. 2003.
Author,
if available
(last name first)
Title of article
(in quotation marks)
Title of encyclopedia
(underlined)
Edition of
encyclopedia (if available)
Year of
publication
B. BRITANNICA ONLINE (or CANADIAN ENCYCLOPEDIA ONLINE)
Sample bibliography:
"Newton, Sir Isaac." Britannica Online. 2005. Encyclopedia Britannica.
19 Sept. 2005 <http://search.eb.com>.
Author
(last name first)
Title of article
(in quotation marks)
Title of the service
(underlined)
Date of pub. or last revision
Name of sponsoring institution or
org.
Date of access
Network address
(Use search page address)
C. ELECTRIC LIBRARY (ARTICLE FROM AN ONLINE SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE)
Sample bibliography:
Johnson, George. "Wayne's New World." Calgary Herald 17 Oct.
2005: E1. Proquest Electric Lib. Dover Bay Secondary School,