Open the document in your preferred word processor.
At the end of the document, create a new page, continuing the same format as the rest of your research paper, including the double spacing.
At the top of the page, center the title "Works Cited" without italicizing or putting it in quotation marks.
Format the page so that each line after the first for every entry indents five spaces to create a hanging indent.
For each entry, list the author by last name, first name and then middle name or initial followed by a period. It will look like this: Obama, Barack.
Cite the article or paper title ending with a period encompassed by quotation marks, if applicable. Follow up the specific source with the main source---the magazine, book or website title---in italics ending with a period. It will look like this: "iGeneration." MacWorld.
List the source's date of publication in the day-month-year format ending with a colon, then list the pages used followed by a period. End the citation with the medium of publication. If it is a website, then also list the date of access. It will look like this: 11 Sept. 2001: 3-15. Web. 2 Feb. 2009.
Go to the next line to cite a new entry. Repeat steps five through eight for each work cited.
Alphabetize the works cited according to the first letter of each entry.