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APA Style Guide
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Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association
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Call Number: Dana Porter BF76.7 .P83 2020ISBN: 9781433832161Publication Date: 2019-10-01
Citation resources for APA style
- APA 7th Edition Quick Reference GuideHow to format reference list entries for journal articles, books, and chapters in a book.
- APA 7th Edition Reference ExamplesProvides detailed examples for citing common and uncommon sources.
- APA 7th Edition Tutorials and WebinarsThe Academic Writer Tutorial: Basics of Seventh Edition APA Style covers the basics of the seventh edition APA Style.
- APA 7th Edition Style BolgSearch the APA's blog to find answers to specific questions.
Tracking your sources
Citation management software offers a place to store and organize your citations. Citations can be exported directly from databases or captured from webpages and PDFs. The software also facilitates in text citing and automated bibliography creation in Word and Overleaf.
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ZoteroOpen source software that offers free accounts and unlimited storage when using your University of Waterloo email address. Links with Overleaf accounts.
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Zotero at University of WaterlooSee Waterloo's Zotero guide for more information.
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JabRefOpen source, desktop based software which works well with the LaTeX.
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MendeleyThis free Elsevier product offers web based and desktop options (premium accounts are available). Links with Overleaf accounts.
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PapersDesktop and web based software for Mac or Windows which allows you to annotate, share, and store.
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RefWorksRefWorks allows users to create their own personal citation database easily and quickly by importing references from text files or online databases.