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

[Guest guest]

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)

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