Format

Citation Internet Source

General format

Author(s). Title of site or page. Editor. Date of posting or of latest update. Name of sponsoring institution or organization. Date of Access <electronic address>.

Entire Internet site

Schrock, K. (2001). Kathy Schrock's guide for educators. Retrieved November 24, 2004, from <http://www.discoveryschool/schrock.com>

Bartleby.com: Great books online (2005). S. Leeuwen (Ed.). Retrieved June 3, 2004, from <bartleby.com/>

Personal home page

Fox, M. (2005). Home page. Retrieved July 10, 2005, from <http://www.simmons.edu/~fox/>

Newsgroup

Powers, A. (2005, April 15). FAQs: Bob Dylan. Fwd. J. Howells. Message posted to <news://rec.music.dylan>

Painting or sculpture

Kaufman, S. (1993). Japanese crane in snow [Painting]. Retrieved November 10, 1999,

                  from <http://search.corbis.com/default.asp?i=10898330&vID=1&rID=101>

Photograph

SM3A: Installation of the fine guidance sensor. (1999, December, 19-27). [Photograph]. Retrieved July 4, 2005,

                  from <www.spacetelescope.org/images/medium/ sts103_501_026.jpg>

Diagram or map

Aboriginal peoples circa 1823. (2005). Atlas of Canada. Retrieved June 10, 2005,

                 from <http://www.atlas.gc.ca/images/shared/tmp/map81511205122955017.gif>

Film or film clip

Hyland, M. (Director). (1994). The Internet goes multimedia [Film clip]. Retrieved April 24, 2005, from <www.archives.cbc.ca>

Sound recording or sound clip

Spry, G. (1970). Envisioning a global network. Retrieved May 23, 2005, from <www.archives.cbc.ca>

Radio or television show

Sexton, P. (2005, June 29). Hellhounds on his trail: The Robert Johnson story. Retrieved July 10, 2005,

               from <www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/r2music/documentaries/robertjohnson.shtml?focuswin>

Format

Citation for MEDIA or HUMAN Source

Film or video recording

Brooks, M. (Director/Writer). (1974). Young Frankenstein [Motion picture]. Perf. Gene Wilder, Peter Boyle, Marty Feldman,

                Cloris Leachman. Twentieth Century Fox, U.S.

A film citation must include the title, director, studio, and year of release. You may include other relevant information such as names of the writer or performers. Below, compare the same film on DVD or video where you include the medium and the release date (if relevant).

Brooks, M. (Director/Writer). (1974) Young Frankenstein [Motion picture]. Perf. Gene Wilder, Peter Boyle, Marty Feldman,

                  Cloris Leachman. Twentieth Century Fox, U.S. DVD. (1998).

Television or radio program

Bali, Masterpiece of the Gods. (2002). National Geographic [Television Program]. NBC.

Sound recording

Bach, J. S. (1735). Italian Concerto in F Major. Perf. Angela Hewitt. Cond. Claudio Abbado. Berlin Philharmonic. Deutsche Grammophon,

               1985. CD 419 218-2 GH.

Performance (play, opera, ballet or concert)

Bouchard, M. (2002). Lilies. Dir. Suzanne Smith. Theatre Passe Muraille, Toronto, May 10, 2002.

Mehta, Z. (2001). Cond. Israel Philharmonic Orchestra. Roy Thomson Hall, Toronto, May 1, 2001.

Musical composition

Beethoven, L. van. (1813). Symphony no. 7 in A, op. 92.

Painting, sculpture or photography

Rembrandt van Rijn. (1660) Self Portrait, 1660. Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.

When you cite a photograph of a work of art found in a publication, add the necessary details.

Rembrandt van Rijn. (1660) Self Portrait, 1660. Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. In Schama, S. (1999).

                 Rembrandt's Eyes. New York: Random House. 640.

Speech, academic talk, or course lecture

Rosenfeld, E. (2005, February 5) Address: Ontario School Library Association. Annual convention. Toronto, ON.

Interview

Treat a formal interview as a speech above. Do not include a personal interview in reference list. Interviews should be cited in the text only:

Research is about thinking (T. Gauntley and J. LaForty, personal interview, 2005, August 31).