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Skip to main content Toggle navigation Home About our Site ENG 100 LIT 400 Library GS 101 Admin Scholarship Navigation Forums Recent posts User login Username * Password * Create new account Request new password Log in How to Identify Visuals in MLA Submitted by admin on Mon, 10/08/2018 - 17:36 There are two ways to put a picture into your essay. The first is to wrap the text around an uploaded picture (see entry below). Under the picture identify it as Fig. 1 and the proper info. The second is in the appendix. Here is how to do that: When you first refer to the work of art, follow it with this: (See Appendix A). The Appendix should be placed at the end of your paper (after the Works Cited page) on a separate page that is titled Appendix A. The photograph of your art piece (called a figure by MLA) should be centered and have a caption under it, flush left, that begins with Fig. Read more about How to Identify Visuals in MLA admin's blog Log in or register to post comments Florida Gateway College MLA 8th Edition--Parts 1, 2, 3 Submitted by admin on Wed, 03/21/2018 - 18:18 Patricia Morris's video on MLA 8 Part 1: Using Research in Your Paper; In-Text Citation https://youtu.be/TiiGLE7TtZw Part 2: Core Elements; Formatting a Works Cited Entry https://youtu.be/NsCkBTHXrOM Part 3: Template; Works Cited Example https://youtu.be/iFlFHX9O9CE Read more about Florida Gateway College MLA 8th Edition--Parts 1, 2, 3 admin's blog Outlining Submitted by admin on Tue, 02/13/2018 - 11:47 Because it forces the writer to organize his/her thoughts, an outline is a good "pen to paper" step. There are several ways to outline your essay. Pick a way that is comfortable for you and stick with it. Here are some possibilities: 1. Standard outlining : Click on the Library tab and then on the Manual and Models (Outlining) pdf. 2. Brainstorming and Mapping : https://bubbl.us 3. Treeing : https://gingkoapp.com Read more about Outlining admin's blog Log in or register to post comments Advice from Author Dina Nayeri Submitted by admin on Fri, 08/31/2018 - 14:44 "Write better. Read always. Think originally. Find your voice. Listen deeply to the voices of others." Dina Nayeri is the author of Refuge and A Teaspoon of Earth and Sea . Read more about Advice from Author Dina Nayeri admin's blog Log in or register to post comments Sites to Visit Drupal Cyber Safety Library Subject Guide bubbl.us Gingko UNC Writing Center Cornell Method Powered by Drupal...