MLA Style 1 (Parenthetical Citations and Works Cited Page) In
many of your courses, you are asked to write papers that include
material from outside sources-material from books, articles,
films, online sources, and so on. If you are taking a course in
the humanities, such as an English course, your instructor will
require that you use the current conventions of MLA style to
cite your sources and format your paper properly. In Part 1 of
the "MLA Style" workshop, you will focus on two key components
of MLA style: (1) creating parenthetical (in-text) citations to
cite sources within your papers; and (2) creating a list of your
sources-a bibliography called the Works Cited page. In Part 2 of
the "MLA Style" workshop, additional issues will be addressed.
This Guided Learning Activity will help you become a stronger
student and a better writer by giving you additional instruction
and practice in citing your sources using MLA style. Student
Learning Outcomes By the end of this activity, you should be
able to: - Expl