Citation:
Posters Handle (First Name Last Name if Known). "The entire post word-for-word." X, Day Month Year of post, Time of post, URL.
Example:
@NPR. "Congress is on track to pass a short-term spending bill that will prevent a government shutdown tonight at midnight." X, 30 Sep. 2021, 2:06 p.m., twitter.com/NPR/status/1443638386661675020.
Citation:
Author Last Name, First Name or Account Name. Description of Post. Facebook, Day Month Year of Post, Time of Post, URL.
Example:
State College of Florida Libraries. Banned Books Week Censorship Numbers. Facebook, 29 Sep. 2021, www.facebook.com/SCFlibraries/posts/10159242069929627.
Citation:
Username. "Caption of picture (do not include trailing hashtags)." Instagram, Date and Time, URL.
Example:
@scflibraries. "As we say goodbye to September, we also honor National Hispanic Heritage Month." Instagram, 28 Sep. 2021, www.instagram.com/p/CUYaUGwg0an/?utm_medium=copy_link.
Citation:
Username. "Caption of video (do not include trailing hashtags)." TikTok, Date and Time, URL.
Example:
@maricopalibrary. "We're here to help!" TikTok, 29 July 2021, vm.tiktok.com/ZMRvTXgGH/.
Citation:
(Posters Handle)
Example:
(@NPR)
Citation:
(Author's Last Name or Account Name)
Example:
(State College of Florida Libraries)
Citation:
(Username)
Example:
(@scflibraries)
Citation:
(Username)
Example:
(@maricopalibrary)