Consider the following list of resources when putting together your citations and Works Cited page:

1. Most articles found in databases will have a cite tool that may already have an MLA citation for you. Be careful though—they have it mostly right, most of the time, but not always.  Double check carefully.
2. Check out Fullerton College's MLA Reference Quick Guide
3. Purdue University’s Online Writing Lab (OWL) has extensive information on MLA. Google terms: purdue, owl, MLA.
4. MLA Handbook:  ISBN 978-1603292627
5. NoodleTools is a premium citation generator that arranges, saves, and even coaches you with rules, tips and warnings as you are plugging in citations. One-time registration + additional log-in is required. Can be found under N in the Database Index. Click on the file link below for step-by-step instructions.