The Faculty of Education prefers the American Psychology Association style for the formatting of scholarly papers including in-text and reference citations.
The Education Library has copies of the latest print edition of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association.
An online edition of the APA Style Guide to Electronic References (2012) is also available. Use your NetID and password to view, print, or download the e-book.
From the Library's citing and citation management guide:
There are several citation management systems available to use for free on the internet. If you are interested in pursuing investigating these tools you will find more information is available on the Library's Citing and Citation Management Guide
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