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Students Guide to Citing Online Sources in APA
Below is a handy infographic we created specifically for research students to help them with APA citation. Based on the guidelines from ‘Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association 6th Edition (American Psychological Association, 2010, pp. 200-210)’, we highlighted some good examples on how to cite online sources. You will get to learn how to cite the following: an online magazine article, a blog post, a blog comment, an online newspaper article, an electronic version of a print book, video, podcast, and a video blog post. For MLA users, check out this poster instead.
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This visual is available for free download from this link Feel free to download, print, share or distribute it the way you want provided you credit us as the source and keep it free of charge.
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