Hi,
In posting my question about the correct way to cite country articles from
Culturegrams, I had more requests to post a HIT than I did responses to my
question. Here are the responses:
Keep it simple:
"The Dominican Republic." CultureGrams 2004.
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Cite it as you had a subscription database, even though it's the print and not the
electronic version.
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Hi: i might not have done it right w/my 5th, 6th graders but we wrote the title:
Culturegrams for Kids . Whatever, Utah: CultureGrams, 2001. (no author?)
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Here is how we cite it: (we have the 2-vol binder set)
"Spain." CultureGrams World Edition 2005. Lindon, UT: ProQuest, 2004.
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CultureGrams. Fort Atkinson, WI: Upstart, 2001.
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We have used the pamphlet format for them.
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Hi we use Culturegrams frequently with my middle school students. I teach them to
site it as a book with no author or pamphlet which is the same according to MLA.
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Judi O'Brien
Library Media Specialist
Davisville Middle School
200 School Street
North Kingstown, RI 02852
obrienj@ride.ri.net
"If information was power, Librarians would rule the world."
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