EndNote Basic is a newly available web-based citation management tool that can help you keep track of your research and automatically generate a bibliography. Graduate students can also download EndNote desktop - a more sophisticated tool. Contact Brett Cloyd if you would like assistance.

Citing resources you find on the web is sometimes problematic. Journals in the planning field typically use the Chicago Manual of Style or Turabian. Understanding this style will help you prepare your assignments in the Urban & Regional Planning program. These web pages offer some examples.

• Guide to Different Citation Handouts
• Chicago Manual of Style examples. 17th ed. is latest and includes examples for web-based resources.
• St. Martin's Press page for Chicago style
• University of Georgia's page that features the author-date system
• UW Madison's Chicago/Turabian Documation