MLA Resources
If you need an example of a paper formatted in MLA style, here is one from the Reading and Writing Center.
Here is a link to KnightCite, an online citation service that lets you plug your infomation into a form and then procudes citations in a format of your choice. Remeber - it will only use the information you enter in the form, so be sure you have all the correct, accurate information!
The Online Writing Lab (OWL) from Purdue University is one of the most comprehensive on the web. Pretty much all of your questions can be answered here.
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Below is an excellent handout created by the Hunter College Reading and Writing Center. It will give you the basics on the MLA documentation style.
Print it out and keep it for a quick reference while doing your paper.
MLA Tutorial
MLA Tutorial
This tutorial will help you understand and utilize the MLA documentation style. The tutorial is modular, meaning you can use bits and pieces of it as needed.
Examples of citing different kinds of sources are outlined, as well as information about formatting your paper and creating in-text citations.