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Essential APA Guidelines for Faculty: Module 2 on Books and Online Sources

This module provides essential APA citation guidelines for faculty, focusing on the proper formatting of book citations and the inclusion of e-books and online sources. Faculty members will learn the importance of including critical details such as DOI numbers, retrieval statements, and accurate publication information. With practical examples and references to APA style resources, this video (5 min, 45 sec) ensures educators can effectively guide students in using proper citation formats. Perfect for enhancing academic integrity and research quality.

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Essential APA Guidelines for Faculty: Module 2 on Books and Online Sources

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  1. “But the Instructor Never Told Me…”:APA Considerations for FacultyModule 2: Books and Online Sources Johanna Tunon Laura Ramirez Video: 5 min. 45 sec.

  2. E-books • Use only one: • Location and publisher • DOI number • Retrieval statement with publisher’s home URL • http://blog.apastyle.org/apastyle/2011/06/how-do-you-cite-an-e-book.html

  3. Book Citation Formatting Book Citations Maiwald, E., & Sieglein, W. (2002). Security planning and disaster recovery. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill. Maiwald, E., & Sieglein, W. (2002). Security planning and disaster recovery. doi:10.1036 /007222830X Maiwald, E., & Sieglein, W. (2002). Security planning and disaster recovery. Retrieved from http://www.mcgraw-hill.com

  4. Sufficient Information? Maiwald, E., & Sieglein, W. (2002). Security planning and disaster recovery. doi:10.1036 /007222830X The student evaluating this source asserts, “The information provided …. would be a great source to use because of the advancements in technology.”

  5. E-Books Viewed on an E-Reader Maiwald, E., & Sieglein, W. (2002). Securityplanning and disaster recovery [Kindle DX version]. doi:10.1036/007222830X

  6. Websites and Social Media • Generic websites • YouTube • Twitter • Facebook • Wikipedia

  7. Websites and Social Media • Generic websites • YouTube • Twitter • Facebook • Wikipedia

  8. APA Style Blog:http://blog.apastyle.org

  9. U.S. Constitution

  10. Recorded Music

  11. Types of Information on the Web American Psychological Association. (2010, November 18). Social media. Retrieved from the APA Style Blog website: http://blog.apastyle.org/apastyle/social-media/

  12. Reference Librarians

  13. APA (6th ed.) Library Guide:http://nova.campusguides.com/apa

  14. APA 6th Edition: Basicshttp://nova.campusguides.com/basicapa

  15. APA Workshops for Students Offered

  16. Concluding Thoughts: Beginning Students • Basic rules for class assignments

  17. Concluding Thoughts: Graduate Students • Basic rules for class assignments • Provide instructor feedback on APA formatting

  18. Concluding Thoughts: Doctoral Students • Basic rules for class assignments • Provide instructor feedback on APA formatting • Working with doctoral students

  19. Thanks!

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