What is APA?
APA stands for American Psychological Association. It is a way to format your paper and give credit to your sources.
Who uses APA style?
- The social sciences use APA style including: business, communication, education, psychology and others.
APA Publication Manual
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Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association by Call Number: BF76.7 .P83 2010ISBN: 1433805618Publication Date: 2009
APA In-Text Citation
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APA In-Text CitationsBasics of in-text citation from Purdue Owl.
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APA In-Text Citations Author RulesDetailed rules from Purdue Owl on how to cite multiple authors.
Other Useful APA Links
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FAQ about APAFrequently asked questions about APA from the American Psychological Association.
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APA Style WebsiteWebsite by the APA on questions on APA style.
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Using DOIsHow to use the doi in electronic journal articles.
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Purdue OWL Guide to APA StyleGuide to all things APA from Purdue Owl.
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Quick Guide on FormattingInformation on margins, running head, and more.
APA: Anatomy of an Electronic Journal Citation
- Only first word in article title should be capitalized.
- Journal title and volume number should be in italics.
APA Style Central
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Academic WriterAcademic Writer is a tool that provides the resources necessary to learn, research, write, and publish in APA Style, directly from the creators of and experts on APA Style, the American Psychological Association.
APA Videos
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Jennings Library APA TutorialThis tutorial reviews APA style. It includes questions to test your understanding.
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How to set up your APA in Microsoft WordThis video tutorial will show you how to insert headers, page numbers, and set up your References page.
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Playlist of APA VideosA collection of APA citation tutorials by Dr. Thomson Ling, professor of Psychology at Caldwell University.