APA

=APA =

APA is the style we will use in our research papers and our Works Cited sections. Using APA correctly can help prevent accidental plagiarism and will make your work appear professional. The following Web sites can help teach you about APA style:

[|Citation Machine] Use this as your first stop for creating a entry in your Works Cited section. This "machine" actually creates the entry for you. You have to be careful, though; if you are missing information, the "machine" will not produce a correct citation.

[|Citation Style for Research Papers] Use this to help you out with special problems in your Works Cited section. For example, if you do not have a date of publication or an author is not listed, this Web site will explain how to adjust the citation.

[|APA Formatting and Style Guide] Use this reference to learn more about the style of an entire paper, including a Works Cited section.