Type the author's last name followed by a comma and his first initial. Include the author's middle initial, if known, and a period follows all initials. If two authors combined efforts, separate them with an ampersand. If an author does not exist, use the name of the website in lieu of a last name and first initial.
Insert the date of publication after the author's names in a set of parentheses with a space between the author's middle initial and the first parenthesis. Place a period after the closing parenthesis.
Type the title of the online source, followed by a period and the name of the online publication and italicize the name of the publication only.
Insert a comma directly after the publication name and type the volume number and page number, if applicable. Type a space and "Retrieved from" and include the entire website URL.
Use the following example:
Last, F. M. (2011). Title of the Article. Title of Online Journal, Volume 1. Retrieved from www.onlinesource.com
Type the name of the website, underline it and end it with a period. Insert a set of parentheses with the year that the article on the site was published.
Add the name of the sponsoring institution from which the site was developed, followed by a period.
Insert the date of publication beginning with the day, a space, the month, a comma and the year. Copy and paste the URL or website and end it with a period to complete the MLA citation.
Use the following example:
Website Name (underlined). 2011. Website Sponsor. 1 Jan. 2011 www.website.com