Credo, the industry leader for information literacy, critical thinking, and research solutions, has announced that it has integrated the new MLA (8th edition) citation format into all of its platforms, and has created videos to help users understand this change. Widely regarded as a response to the growing importance of citing digital sources in academic work, MLA's radical change is expected to make it easier for students to responsibly cite their work.
Credo is among the first to make this option available on its reference products, including the popular Credo Online Reference Service and Literati platforms. Instructional materials offered through Credo's Learning Outcomes Courseware and InfoLit Modules, including videos and tutorials, will help ease researchers into this new transition.
Credo is an information skills solutions provider that serves educational institutions worldwide. The company builds platforms that enable the flexible configuration of content, technology and services for the purpose of connecting learners, faculty and teachers, librarians and publishers. Additionally, it promotes knowledge building, problem solving and critical thinking to give people the information skills necessary for success throughout their academic, professional and personal lives.
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