Web 2.0 Tool

The Web 2.0 Tool that I use frequently is bibme.org.  This is a valuable tool for producing works cited pages.  The way it works is that enters a url or ISBN number and the site will load the necessary information for creating an accurate bibliography in a variety of formats such as MLA or APA style.  Once all of the information is loaded, the user can download the information where it then appears as a Word document as a polished bibliography.  In order to use the site one must register, but it's use is free.

 

The following is a works cited page created using bibme.org:

 

Works Cited

Roach, Andrew T., Bradley C. Nieblin, and Alexander Kurz. "Evaluating the alighment among curriculum, instruction, and assessments." Psychology in the Schools 45.2 (2008): 158-178. Print.

Rothman, Robert. "Imperfect matches:  the alignment of standards and tests." National Research Council March (2003): 1-33. Print.

Stern, Luli, and Andrew Ahlgren. "Analysis of students' assessments in middle school curriuclum materials:  aiming precisely at benchmarks and standards." Journal of Research in Science Teaching 39.9 (2002): 889-910. Print.

MLA formatting by BibMe.org.