Step 2: Go to Tools

Step 3: Click on Citations

Step 4: Keep MLA Format

Step 5: Click + sign Add a citation

Step 6: In drop down menu Source Type, choose website.

Step 7: Copy the URL from your article.

Step 8: Paste the URL into the box labeled "search with a URL".

Step 9: Click Search

Step 10: Scroll down and select Continue.**

Step 11: Click Add Citation

Step 12: Click the + add citation for your 2nd source

Step 13: Repeat Steps 6-12

Step 14: Click Insert Works Cited

Step 15: Be sure the Work Cited Page is it's OWN page, and not just under your conclusion.

(Add ALL sources BEFORE you click Insert Works Cited)

** If you are not given the option to continue,follow these next steps:

**Step 1: Select "Cite Manually"

**Step 2: Fill in all of the boxes that have a BLUE STAR next to them.

**Step 3: If your article does not have an author listed, then click the box that says Corporation/Organization and list the organization. (i.e. ProCon.org or Brittanica)

**Step 4: Fill in the name of the article

**Step 5: Fill in the website name. The website name and the organization name CAN be the same! (i.e. ProCon.org)

**Step 6: Paste the URL link into the box labeled "URL".

**Step 7: The Access date is TODAY's date.

**Step 8: Click Add citation source.

**Step 9: Once both sources have been cited, click Insert Works Cited.

**Step 10: Be sure the Work Cited Page is it's OWN page, and not just under your conclusion.

(Add ALL sources BEFORE you click Insert Works Cited)