APELC Class Notes

Objective: APELCers researched their worldviews in the liberry.

Juniors and seniors, you followed the objective as it’s written. As I explained, there’s no way to finesse demonstrating an MLA style-appropriate Works Cited page, so I’m leaving links for you to follow and examine. Next class, I’ll ask you to begin constructing your Works Cited page and I’ll monitor your progress.

Begin by looking at the third chapter of your class text which covers the basic basics of MLA style and includes a sample paper and Works Cited page. This’ll give you a rough overview of what’s expected. You’re familiar with most of this already.

For the most recent, updated information, surf to the MLA Formatting and Style Guide at Purdue’s Online Writing Lab, one of the best, most comprehensive sites for student-writers on the web.

Finally, look to style guru Diana Hacker’s site for sample papers.

Of course, I encourage you to use the citation resources I’ve linked under Resources.

See you next class in the liberry.

February 16, 2009 | Filed Under AP Language

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