APA Style

The following resources are designed to assist you in mastering proper APA style. The tutorials will show you how to format your work in APA style using Microsoft Word. (Not all links work, as demonstrations are posted new links will be available.)

• Title Page
• Abstract
• First Page of Body of Paper
• Reference Page
• References:
  • Journal articles
    • One author
    • Two authors
    • Three or more authors
  • Books
    • Entire book
    • Chapter in an edited book
  • Internet websites
    • No author
    • Author with no date
  • Audiovisual media
    • Movie
    • Single episode of a television series
  • Unpublished work and publications of limited circulation
    • Personal communications (e.g. letters, e-mail, memos, personal interviews, and telephone conversations)
  • Electronic media
    • Abstract of a technical report retrieved from a university web site
    • Internet article base on a print source
    • Internet-only journal article
    • Internet newsletter
    • Message posted to an online forum or discussion group
  • Technical and research reports
    • ERIC report
    • Report available from the Government Printing Office (GPO) with government institute as group author

The following links are helpful resources relevant to APA style:

• Son of Citation Machine
  • How to use Son of Citation Machine
• APA Style Template
  • How to use the APA style template