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Hey Kath... and other trainers, instructors, teachers...

Here is mostly APA (humanities, business, scientific)
citation method...

http://www.apa.org/journals/webref.html

Always check with the department head or official
way of citing... there are other "standards" i.e.:

MLA (mostly English, Ed.)
Turabian (Grad.)
Chicago Style (Techwriting)

http://user.icx.net/~pgantt/etech/excel/online/search/citations/

Our CST department and also the HRD (training dep't) uses APA

APA Style Manuals
                                    (Courtesy of Technology Source,
                                       Author Guidelines Link, University of
 North
Carolina,
                                          Chapel Hill (UNC)
                                             -- Dr. James L. Morrison, E.D.)

                                      How to Cite Information From the Internet
                                        and the World Wide Web, APA
                                          (Original URL:
http://www.apa.org/journals/webref.html)

Don't forget if the page is for Academic Fair Use Purposes Only... so state it.

http://user.icx.net/~pgantt/etech/excel/online/search/citations/guidetocopyright
 rules.htm

Also see:

http://osunlabs.newark.ohio-state.edu/writing-lab/apa.htm

And for other Citation Methods:

http://user.icx.net/~pgantt/etech/excel/online/search/citations/writingresources
 .htm

And for Citation/Fitness:

http://user.icx.net/~pgantt/etech/excel/online/search/citations/evaluationciting
 internetsources.htm

Cite me if you use any of my links <wink> ;^P

--
P.A. Gantt, Computer Science Technology Instructor
Electronic Media Design and Support
http://user.icx.net/~pgantt/
[the Internet] could remain what it ought to be:
just a public instrument. There ought to be efforts --
not just talk but real efforts -- to ensure Internet
access, not just for rich people but for everyone.
~~ Noam Chomsky ~~