HI 324: Medieval Culture

WHERE TO GET HELP WITH MLA STYLE

• Your Instructor
  • Always a good starting point for solving your MLA-related problems.

• Reference Librarian for History (see contact information on first page)
  • Provides timely assistance with use of the MLA style manual, with formatting MLA style references, and with the related use of citation management software Zotero. Assists students with typical questions and difficulties that don't necessitate the more extensive services provided by The Writing Center (see below).

• Other UC Librarians
  • Ditto. Click here to make an appointment.

• The Writing Center (2nd floor, Besse Library)
  • Provides in-depth assistance with papers, including the application of MLA and other documentation styles. Click here to make an appointment.

LIBKEY NOMAD

As a student researcher, the first place you normally search for content for your papers and projects is the library's research databases and online catalog.

But there may be times, of course, when you're out on the Web and find a citation(s) for usable content (ex. articles indexed in Google Scholar, references at the bottom of a Wikipedia article). So the library recommends you use a software product called LibKey Nomad.

Once LibKey Nomad is added to your browser, it automatically detects citations on webpages and labels those which you have full-text access to through the library. The label is a clickable link which will lead you to the full-text content.