Google Docs' guide on using the MLA format, from choosing the font down to creating the "Works Cited" page.

Some sources and situations might require a slight change to standard MLA format. View examples to help with some of the more common, but still tricky, citations you may be faced with.

You usually find them in bibliographies and MLA format "works cited" pages, and sometimes for creating lists within documents. It's easy to do hanging indents in Google Docs. Here's how.

The iconic MLA Handbook has added an entry for TikTok, so Noam Chomsky 2.0s, who need to cite videos from the social media powerhouse, can now do it properly.

Indents are used to distinguish one paragraph from another, but hanging indents are used in citations. Here's how to create one on Google Docs easily.

Learn how to format audio and visual material in an MLA works cited list and captions for images and tables.

How to Get the Most Out of Citation Guides Citation style guidelines will provide information about how to: Cite a source in-text (or as it comes up in your writing, whether quoted or paraphrased).

A works cited page (in MLA) or a reference page (in APA) is simply the first part of an annotated bibliography. It is the part where the source is fully cited in the proper format (MLA, APA, Chicago, ...

You can create a hanging indent on Word by adjusting the format options. Hanging indents are commonly used in works cited and bibliographies.

As we all know, some information breaks first or only on Twitter and a good academic needs to be able to cite those sources. So, the MLA has devised a standard format that you should keep in mind.