How do you write a source card for a website?

Answer 1

People (teachers) have various ways of writing the typical source card for a magazine.

Here is how my teacher makes me do it:

"America on Drugs". Newsweek. 28 July 1989: 45-50.

Break it down:

"America on Drugs." is the title of the article.

Newsweek is the title of the Magazine.

28 July 1989 is the date the magazine was published.

45-50 are the page numbers for the beginning and end of the articles.

Answer 2

You need the author's first and last name if the website lists it, the title of the web page, name of website, publisher is given, the web address (URL), the year published or revised if information is given, and the date accessed.

Answer 3

To write a source card for a website, include the author's name, the website title, the publication date (if available), the URL, and the date you accessed the site. Make sure to follow the specific citation style required (e.g., APA, MLA) and provide all necessary information for proper reference.