Should I cite a summary generated by Google’s AI Overviews feature like a source?
No. Google’s AI Overviews feature is a form of search results, and as we note in this post, “[s]earch results are not a work.” If… Read More
No. Google’s AI Overviews feature is a form of search results, and as we note in this post, “[s]earch results are not a work.” If… Read More
Cite a playlist by following the MLA template of core elements. In the Title of Container element, include the name of the playlist surrounded in… Read More
Your source for congressional testimony may be a transcript, audio recording, or video recording of all or part of a hearing. Style each source using… Read More
This post shows three examples of how to correct automatically generated citations in MLA style. Read More
In a Facebook group, users can create posts that other members of the group can comment on. Comments on a post can then be replied… Read More
The MLA’s method for citing sources uses a template of core elements—standardized criteria that writers can use to evaluate sources and create works-cited-list entries based… Read More
How you cite a time line will depend on where it was published. Published in a Print Work If the time line is included as… Read More
Cite a born-digital text that later appeared in print the same way you would cite any other republished work. Remember that you should always cite… Read More
Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary spells LOL (as well as BTW, TMI, and other abbreviations used in text messaging) with capital letters. In a title, the term… Read More
Ellen C. Carillo talks to the MLA about the MLA Guide to Digital Literacy, second edition. Read More