These online resources will help you organize and cite your sources. When you use automatically-created citations, remember to always check them for formatting or content errors.

• Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL)
  The Purdue OWL provides freely available writing and citation resources.
   
• Citation Machine
  Citation Machine is a completely free resource that will generate citations in MLA, APA, Chicago, and Turabian formats.
   
• EasyBib
  EasyBib will generate citations in MLA format for free, and generate a running bibliography for your project. For APA or Chicago style citations, however, a paid account is required.

Citing Artificial Intelligence:

• APA Style: How to Cite ChatGPT
• Chicago: Citing content generated by AI
• MLA: How to I cite generative AI in MLA Style?
• Visit the CU Libraries' Generative AI Research Guide for more information on citing AI.

Citing your sources is easier than ever thanks to citation management applications. For a continually updated list of citation management software, Wikipedia has an extensive article to help you compare and find the application that's right for you. We recommend the following applications for members of the Catholic University community:

• Refworks
  You can sign into the new Refworks with your CUA credentials and export citations directly from the Library Searchbox to your personal library. Refworks is owned by ProQuest, which means it is also integrated with any ProQuest database, like ProQuest Research Library or ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global.

• EndNote
  EndNote is another proprietary citation manager. After a free trial, you can purchase a license with a student discount.

• Zotero
  Zotero is a free and open-source citation manager that integrates with many browsers for easy importation of sources. Zotero offers 30MB of free storage; additional storage for PDFs is available for a fee.