MLA In-Text Citations (Step-by-Step Guide)

If you're confused on how to cite sources in research papers, you're not alone! Check out this video for a step-by-step guide on using MLA source citation within your paper.

[amyyoung]

You taught me more in 10 minutes than I learned all quarter in Eng 101. Thanks!

[blackdarkghost]

The speaker in this vid is an excellent teacher. He beautifully teaches in 10 mins what many other teachers would waste a whole term striving to teach!

[sanfran]

every semester I watch this ... I just keep forgetting this shit
anyway, thanks

[captainchaos]

how to source online material begins at 5:30

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[taqtikal]

Time stamps 🌟
1.plagiarism —0:42
2.What is MLA? ( Modern Language Association) ー1:18
3. IN- Text Citation —1:55
Citing sources: The Exception —1:44
Online Source Material —5:32

[jeanniewsteve]

Well taught and it is not 20 mins long, easy to understand.. thank you. JW

[city-boy]

Best video Ive watched regarding MLA citations. You have explained in 10 minutes what it has taken me a full semester to try and figure out. Thanks!!

[cassandrawilson]

I didn't catch your name? MLA and APA always scare the crap out of me ( mostly because it gets so confusing and I feel like I was never really properly taught how to use them) but you did a great job breaking this down. Your speaking voice is confident and clear, the arrows throughout the presentation are very helpful and I never felt lost while watching the video. You should teach a class on this. Thanks so much!

[stephanied]

I used the UNHMM. The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. It didn't really give an author but I used it and my instructor said it was a reliable source. I don't think because an author does not state their name, that it means the article or site is unreliable. If anything, most of the time I have come across many sites that don't give an author but are extremely reliable. Large organizations, like the Holocaust Museum research the field thoroughly by going to the site of their article or getting first hand accounts. Even sometimes, those sites arecollaborated with many other people that are on the same team or that make up the organization that you're citing. But thank you for the video it was extremely helpful

[shukranigray]

I've watched a couple of these In-Text Citations MLA videos... this is the best one yet. Thanks so much! It was exactly what I needed.

[bdriahalshahrani]

That’s really useful, it could paraphrase the entire class 3 hours into 10 mins, many thanks 🙏🏻

[mikazvis]

“nobody remembers this stuff.”
my english teacher: yOu WiLL hAvE aN eXaM oN MLA fOrMaTtiNg

[elenapopugayevakozakova]

Why there's no example on the in text online citations? I really needed this!

[joanyb]

May I thank you, because you literally SAVED MY LIFE!!! Thanks soooo much😍

[Justrippedout]

Honestly, thank you so much for these videos. My son has had some medical issues lately and I've been missing a fair amount of school and I just found out I had an assignment due today using MLA which I have never even heard of before I began my paper and this video explained it perfectly! I've got a nice little step by step section in my notes on MLA now based on this video for me to reference lol.

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[deletedaccount]

6 years later still great video, thank you 🙏

[senorguacomole]

Gracias Señor Artes del Lenguaje. ¡Ahora puedo finalmente saber hacer un papel en inglés! Yo suscritos. Sigan con el buen trabajo, señor!

[dadafamily]

Very informative, I actually learnt more than i anticipated. Thank you.