• Citing Internet Sources Guidelines
• Citation of Electronic Resources based on APA Style

The Language Testing Resources Web Site is increasingly being cited in print journals, as a source of information on language testing, or an example of the dissemination of information to a wider audience. If you wish to cite the page, please use the following format (adapted for the journal in which your article is to be published):

Fulcher, G. Language Testing Resources
Retrieved: [date on which you accessed this file last] from http://languagetesting.info

When referring to a specific part of the web site, particularly one of the Features, please use the URL of that page and the specific title. For example:

Fulcher, G. (2009). Test Preparation.
Retrieved: [date on which you accessed this file last] from
http://languagetesting.info/features/testprep/testprep.html

Please feel free to link to pages in this website, to use the material in language testing courses, or to direct students to the web site from a VLE. The resources are free to use to enhance and imporove language assessment literacy. However, please do not copy the resouces onto other websites, electronic platforms, or into print materials.

Whenever you use internet resources in your own work it is important to be sure that you are accessing quality information. Look at the following guidelines to conduct your own evaluation:

• Evaluating Web Pages UC Berkeley
• The Good, the Bad and the Ugly New Mexico University
• Evaluating Web Sites Cornell University
• Evaluation Criteria Virtual Library

Reviews of this web site are welcome. The last full review to be published was this one back in 2001, which is now completely out of date. Please let me know if you publish a review, or send me a copy of your review if you do it as part of a project. Thanks!