WORKS CITED

I have adapted this project from Mrs. Hawkins' "Dream Vacation Project." The APA citation for this source is as follows:

Mrs. Hawkins Dream Vacation Project. Mrs. Hawkins' Home Page. 29 October, 2014 <http://www.fulton.k12.ga.us/teacher/hawkins/>.

For your project, you must cite websites used. If you use a website to help you plan, make sure to cite this in your Works Cited. If you take a picture from the web, make sure that you are allowed to use it (i.e. it is a Creative Commons picture or licensed for use) and that you follow the guidelines for using/citing it in your website, if there are any. Pictures do not need to be included in the Works Cited, but you do need to provide credit to an author of a picture if that is part of the Creative Commons attributions requirements for the one you've used.

All citations should use APA formatting - check out PurdueOwl for help

The following are examples of citations:

Guide to Grammar and Writing. Capital Community-Technical College. 2 May 2002 <www.webster.commnet.edu/HP/pages/grammar.html>.
Free Translation for Students. Trusty Translation Services, Inc. 5 May 2002 <www.translation.biz>.
Ticket Reservation Service. Gullah Travel Corporation. 30 April 2002 <www.packyourbags.net>.
Social Customs. Worldwide Cultural Consortium. 10 May 2002 <www.socialcustoms.com>.
Johnson, Reginald, Basket Weaving Made Simple: An Instruction Book for the Novice. New York: Random House Publishing, 1999.
Marcus, Sibyl. Baskets of the world: A Cultural Survey. New Jersey: Prentice Hall Press, 1998.

To reference a web site include the following information:

Title of the web site (use “Homepage” for a site with no title)
Name of the organization sponsoring or associated with the web site
Date when you found this source
Web site address