MLA Formatting and Microsoft Word Basics

This tutorial from Gwinnett Technical College guides users on creating a works cited page in MLA format using the online version of Microsoft Word. It covers logging into Office 365, setting up the document layout with the Classic ribbon, formatting citations in Times New Roman 12-point font, and organizing them alphabetically. The video also provides tips on removing hyperlinks and offers contact information for further assistance.

What is the main focus of the tutorial presented by Gwinnett Technical College?

• Creating a works cited page using MLA format

• Creating a works cited page using APA format

• Creating a PowerPoint presentation

• Using Microsoft Excel for data analysis

What is the first step to access Microsoft Word online?

• Log into your dashboard account

• Open the Microsoft Word application

• Download Microsoft Word

• Create a new Microsoft account

Why is it recommended to use the Classic Ribbon layout in Microsoft Word?

• It has a modern design

• It is easier to navigate

• It is the default setting

• It provides more formatting options

How should the title 'Works Cited' be aligned on the page?

• Justified

• Left-aligned

• Right-aligned

• Center-aligned

What should you do after pasting an MLA citation from a library database?

• Change the document theme

• Add a hyperlink

• Change the font to Arial

• Ensure it is in proper MLA format

Which font and size should be used for MLA citations?

• Calibri, 12-point

• Arial, 11-point

• Verdana, 10-point

• Times New Roman, 12-point

What is the correct line spacing for MLA citations?

• 1.5 lines

• Double

• Triple

• Single

How should citations be organized on a works cited page?

• By date of publication

• By type of source

• By author's last name

• By title of the work

What should be done with hyperlinks in citations?

• Highlight them

• Remove them

• Underline them

• Bold them