Guides to APA Style
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- IC Library's APA Cheat SheetA brief guide to APA citation written by Ithaca College librarians.
- IC Library's APA FAQCommonly asked questions about APA citations.
- APA TutorialInteractive tutorial on citing sources in APA style.
- APA 7th Edition Citation for Business SourcesAPA Style especially for business students.
- APA Style - Missing PiecesThis table tells you what to do when you're missing information you need for a citation.
Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association by Call Number: Citation GuidesISBN: 9781433832161Publication Date: 2019
Reference Managers
Writing citations and bibliographies can be tedious and time-consuming. Luckily, there are some great free tools that will create them for you. Such tools will let you collect a set of sources and then drop them into your paper as you type. They will also let you automatically convert from one citation style to another. We recommend Zotero (see our guide).
If you’re using Microsoft Word to write your paper, it has some of its own citation features. Word also works nicely with Zotero.