| Correct! You have found the AUTHOR of this page! If you were not looking for the author, please try again. * * * The author�s name is often located just under the webpage title, but it is not, it is usually located at the bottom of the webpage in fine print. In your citation, always start with the author�s last name, then a comma, and then the first name. For this webpage, the citation should read: |
| Huertero, Laura. |
| Do note the period at the end. This separates the author�s name from the webpage title. If there is not an author for your page, and you are still certain it is a credible source, skip the author and start your citation with the article. If there are two authors, take the author�s name who is listed first and treat is as you did in the first example, putting last name first, etc. Then you just list the other author�s name in the normal order after. |
| Example: Huertero, Laura and Takisha McCollum. |
| If there are many authors, list the first author�s name as in the first example, and simply put �et al,� which basically means �and the rest,� to designate the rest. |
| Example: Huertero, Laura et al. |