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Parenthetical Documentation or Citing Sources in the Text: Use the following examples as a guide for referencing sources in the body of your paper.
Site with one author:
"LifeMap is a guide to help you figure out your career and educational goals" (Jones).
Site with two or three authors:
The LRC has many electronic resources (Smith, Adams, and Williams).
Site with more than three authors:
"Online courses provide a way for students to use their time wisely" (Kilby et al.).
Site with no author; use first two words of title:
Valencia has a vital workforce development program ("More Companies").
Site with a corporate author:
"Valencia is a better place to start" (Valencia College).
Site which numbers paragraphs: Academic Search Premier is an extremely versatile database (Byrnes, pars. 5-6).
Site for an article in pdf format which includes accurate page numbers:
"An understanding of international politics is essential in today's world" (Crawford 55).
