Reference Citation Style
Before beginning writing, it is important to determine the reference citation style. References can be listed at the end of each chapter, at the end of the book, or as footnotes. Note how in-text citations are used including punctuation. Authors are responsible for adding in any references used in APA format, and properly citing work used.
Citing, Referencing, and APA Formatting
This video contains information that will help you understand what citing and referencing are, how they are used, and why they are required to ensure academic integrity. Please see the additional videos below for more information.
Video: Writing Tips | What is APA Documentation and How to use it by Fanshawe Institute of Indigenous Learning [4:03] Transcript available.
Video: Writing Tips: How does APA Documentation Work? by Fanshawe Institute of Indigenous Learning [4:15] Transcript available.
Video: Writing Tips | How to do In-Text Citations in APA Formatting by Fanshawe Institute of Indigenous Learning [3:42] Transcript available.
It is important to keep track of all copyrighted works that are used in your writing. A reference management tool can be helpful.
You may find it helpful to use a reference manager tool. See below for some examples.
The college’s faculty librarians offer research and citation help. For urgent citation help, faculty can drop by the library or reach out through Live Chat 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. weekdays and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekends.
