The electronic literature is becoming popular, and can sometimes provide very interesting and useful information. Many academics would not consider things appearing on the Web as actually published . Some information is highly trustworthy, but some is also highly suspect. Citing articles from the World Wide Web is a bit tricky. In most cases, no author is given.
Styles vary amongst journals and publishers.
Below are examples of the style to be used in this module. Follow punctuation style given below. Barrett, J. P. 1996. The Endangered Forests . Forsyth, A. and K. Miyata. 1984.