MLA Basics
The Modern Language Association (MLA) created a set of standards for writers to document the sources they use in their work. This documentation is essential to show audiences the credibility of the author’s findings. MLA is a citation style used for research papers to cite original sources. MLA format consists of three key elements:
Every source used in-text or within your assignment should be included in the Works Cited page, and every Works Cited reference needs to be cited in-text. Watch the video below to review the core elements that must be included in MLA citation format.
Citation Basics: Core Elements MLA 9th edition (YouTube)
