MLA Citation Helper-MLA citation generator

Example

A user inputs a URL of an online article, and the helper generates an MLA citation such as: 'Doe, John. "Title of the Article." *Title of the Website*, Publisher, Date of Publication, URL.'

Scenario

A college student is writing a paper and needs to include citations for several online sources. They provide the URLs to the MLA Citation Helper and receive formatted citations ready to be added to their bibliography.

Example

The helper can format details provided by the user, such as author names, titles, and publication dates, into the correct MLA style. For instance, given the author 'Jane Smith,' article title 'Impact of Climate Change,' and publication date 'March 2023,' it outputs: 'Smith, Jane. "Impact of Climate Change." *Journal of Environmental Studies*, Mar. 2023.'

Scenario

An academic writer has all the necessary details for their sources but is unsure how to format them correctly in MLA style. They use the helper to ensure their citations are properly structured.

Example

When users are uncertain about how to cite a specific source type, the helper provides guidance and clarification. For instance, it explains how to cite a tweet: 'Twitter handle. "Tweet text." *Twitter*, Date, URL.'

Scenario

A researcher is unsure how to cite a social media post in their paper. They ask the MLA Citation Helper for guidance and receive a clear example, ensuring their citation meets MLA standards.