Always stick to one citation style throughout your document, whether its MLA, APA, or Chicago. Mixing styles not only looks unprofessional but can also confuse your readers.

The new feature is part of Google Docs’ Explore feature that lets you do research inside the document you’re editing. Simply pick the link you want to cite and click the citation button.

Students and teachers may be glad that Google Docs now includes a citation tool, but professional researchers might seek more robust citation management options.

Finals are upon us, and just in time comes a new citation feature in Google Docs. With this, Google Docs users can easily add citations in MLA, APA, and Chicago Manual Style to any document.

Learn how to add footnotes and properly formatted citations in Google Docs using built-in features, Google Docs add-ons, and other citation tools.