Re: off topic (sort of) referencing the charge website or charge manual?

[Guest guest]

Chantelle,

The web site belongs to the CHARGE Syndrome Foundation, Inc.

You could list Neal Stanger as the Editor. I have added things to the

site also and other board members have made suggestions. The best I can

tell from emails that I have saved, we started the web site in 2002. If

you don't need to know today, I can check with Neal on the date.

n

Meg Hefner wrote:

> Chantelle,

> unfortunately, the title page seems to be missing from the pdf of the

> Manual on the website. if it were there, it would show that it is

> " copyright 2002, CHARGE Syndrome Foundation, Inc., Columbia, MO " You

> have the authors right, or you can list us as " Ed.s " (editors) we're

> both, so I don't think it matters. Because the Manual is also

> published, I think you can just cite it as a document (book) and

> ignore that it's on the website.

>

> I'm too old to know how to best cite websites - except I know you are

> supposed to include a URL that will get you to the page yo are citing

> (the log url that is at the top when you are actually on the page in

> question).

> Meg

>

>

>

>> Im just wondering how I wouuld put a bibliographic reference for the

>>

> charge

>

>> website or charge manual. I used my best guess for the manual as I was

>> missing some information required for using APA format. (MLA was

>>

> easier but

>

>> our teacher wanted APA)

>>

>> this is what I did for the manual.

>>

>>

>> Hefner M.S, M., & Davenport M.D, S. (2002, April). *CHARGE Syndrome: A

>> management manual for parents*. Retrieved July 4, 2007, from

>> http://www.chargesyndrome.org/resources-manual.asp

>> now I did not actualy know if that would have been the correct

>>

> editors for

>

>> the 2002 version of the online manual. I couldnt put the charge

>>

> website as a

>

>> link but it didnt matter too much this time because any adaptation to

>> activities were a mix of the charge listserve and manual that I have

>>

> learned

>

>> all the years I have been a part of the charge listserve.

>>

>> I guess my question is more for if im going to site the charge

>>

> foundation

>

>> website as a reasorce, the information i needed but didnt have was the

>> following: Website author(s) and the day and year the website was

>>

> published.

>

>> (though i think the exact date isnt that important). APA is not my

>>

> choice if

>

>> I were getting web resorces! lol!

>>

>> for MLA web siting of the charge foundation website does anyone know the

>> following: sponcering organization (though i think that would just

>>

> be the

>

>> charge syndrome foundation wouldnt it?) along with the website's

>>

> author and

>

>> editor names.

>>

>> Thanks

>> Chantelle (CHARGEr adult)

>>

>>

>> --

>> I have 4 eyes, 4 ears, a guide cat and a cat that speaks mouse! - me

>>

>>

>>

[Guest guest]

Oh thanks n, I did all ready cite the website but I was just currious

for future reference. I doubt anyone would care about the exact date. Thanks

anyways.

Chantelle

--

I have 4 eyes, 4 ears, a guide cat and a cat that speaks mouse! - me

[Guest guest]

Chantelle,

It also depends on what format the professor is looking for. If you look in

the " files " section, you will see a lit. review I did about Education &

CHARGE syndrome, at the end are pages and pages of references, including the

manual (but I don't think the web site). These are formatted in APA style

(American Psychological Association). If your prof/teacher is looking for

MLA, the references will look different. You can give me a shout off-list

if you like about this and I can help you through it.

Hugs,

Lis

>

> Oh thanks n, I did all ready cite the website but I was just

> currious

> for future reference. I doubt anyone would care about the exact date.

> Thanks

> anyways.

>

> Chantelle

>

> --

> I have 4 eyes, 4 ears, a guide cat and a cat that speaks mouse! - me

>

>

[Guest guest]

Oops, just re-read that it is APA - my definitive APA site is the OWL at

Purdue university. You cannot go wrong there, I cross-reference all my

formatting/referencing/in-text citations with this site. Here is their web

site: http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/01/

Just go down to the bottom; it's all listed there, click what you want.

There are samples and everything. It's fantastic!

Lis

>

> Chantelle,

> It also depends on what format the professor is looking for. If you look

> in the " files " section, you will see a lit. review I did about Education &

> CHARGE syndrome, at the end are pages and pages of references, including the

> manual (but I don't think the web site). These are formatted in APA style

> (American Psychological Association). If your prof/teacher is looking for

> MLA, the references will look different. You can give me a shout off-list

> if you like about this and I can help you through it.

> Hugs,

> Lis

>

>

>

> >

> > Oh thanks n, I did all ready cite the website but I was just

> > currious

> > for future reference. I doubt anyone would care about the exact date.

> > Thanks

> > anyways.

> >

> > Chantelle

> >

> > --

> > I have 4 eyes, 4 ears, a guide cat and a cat that speaks mouse! - me

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

There is a websiite that has automated this. See

http://www.bibme.org/

Jeff

>

> Im just wondering how I wouuld put a bibliographic reference for the

charge

> website or charge manual. I used my best guess for the manual as I was

> missing some information required for using APA format. (MLA was

easier but

> our teacher wanted APA)

>

> this is what I did for the manual.

>

>

> Hefner M.S, M., & Davenport M.D, S. (2002, April). *CHARGE Syndrome: A

> management manual for parents*. Retrieved July 4, 2007, from

> http://www.chargesyndrome.org/resources-manual.asp

> now I did not actualy know if that would have been the correct

editors for

> the 2002 version of the online manual. I couldnt put the charge

website as a

> link but it didnt matter too much this time because any adaptation to

> activities were a mix of the charge listserve and manual that I have

learned

> all the years I have been a part of the charge listserve.

>

> I guess my question is more for if im going to site the charge

foundation

> website as a reasorce, the information i needed but didnt have was the

> following: Website author(s) and the day and year the website was

published.

> (though i think the exact date isnt that important). APA is not my

choice if

> I were getting web resorces! lol!

>

> for MLA web siting of the charge foundation website does anyone know the

> following: sponcering organization (though i think that would just

be the

> charge syndrome foundation wouldnt it?) along with the website's

author and

> editor names.

>

> Thanks

> Chantelle (CHARGEr adult)

>

>

> --

> I have 4 eyes, 4 ears, a guide cat and a cat that speaks mouse! - me

>

>

>