APA References: Online Sources Type of Source: Using Noodlebib? Work Cited Example: In-Text Example: Your in-text citation must Choose this citation As with all citations, enter the information point to an item in your References list. Use the type: provided by your sources. first word of your citation either the author or the title. Many online sources do not supply all desired There are frequently no page numbers available information, cite as much information as is when citing web resources. available. Web resources: Web site Beware of cyberbullying. (2012). Retrieved August Example: (“Beware of Cyberbullying”). 29, 2012, from Use double quotations and capitalize when you http://www.apa.org/topics/bullying/online.aspx use the title in an in-text citation. Harlow, H. F. (2000). The nature of love. Retrieved Example: (Harlow, 2000). August 29, 2012, from http://psychclassics.yorku.ca/Harlow/love.htm Nastasi, A. (2012, August 24). A to pop (Natasi, 2012). Internet article Web site Example: from a web culture's biggest hoaxes. Retrieved August 29, version of a 2012, from http://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment magazine or journal Homer, W. (1868). (Homer, 1868). Image, Work of visual art > Example: Artists sketching in the White photograph or viewed tab (painting, [Painting]. Portland, ME: Museum of mountains work of art sculpture, museum, etc) Art. in an archive > [Image]. Example: (“Atlantic Shoreline Locomotive,” Atlantic Shoreline locomotive # 100, Sanford Web site (photos from (1930). Maine Memory Network. Seashore Trolley 1930). Flickr, American Museum, Kennebunkport, ME Memory, etc) Photo or image (born [Illustration]. (2012). (“Librarian checking out 2012). Example: Librarian checking out books digital) > Web site Retrieved from Image (free) from http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/images/ Microsoft clipart, etc.) results.aspx?qu=librarian&ex=2#ai:MC900082563|
APA References: Online Sources Type of Source: Using Noodlebib? Choose this citation type: Work Cited Example: As with all citations, enter the information provided by your sources. In-Text Example: Your in-text citation must point to an item in your References list. Use the first word of your citation either the author or the title. Web resources: Web site Many online sources do not supply all desired information, cite as much information as is available. Beware of cyberbullying. (2012). Retrieved August 29, 2012, from http://www.apa.org/topics/bullying/online.aspx Harlow, H. F. (2000). The nature of love. Retrieved August 29, 2012, from http://psychclassics.yorku.ca/Harlow/love.htm There are frequently no page numbers available when citing web resources. Example: (“Beware of Cyberbullying”). Use double quotations and capitalize when you use the title in an in-text citation. Example: (Harlow, 2000). Internet article from a web version of a magazine or journal Web site Nastasi, A. (2012, August 24). A to pop culture's biggest hoaxes. Retrieved August 29, 2012, from http://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment Example: (Natasi, 2012). Image, photograph or work of art Work of visual art > viewed tab (painting, sculpture, museum, etc) in an archive > Web site (photos from Flickr, American Memory, etc) Photo or image (born digital) > Web site Image (free) from Microsoft clipart, etc.) Homer, W. (1868). Artists sketching in the White mountains [Painting]. Portland, ME: Museum of Art. Atlantic Shoreline locomotive # 100, Sanford [Image]. (1930). Maine Memory Network. Seashore Trolley Museum, Kennebunkport, ME Librarian checking out books [Illustration]. (2012). Retrieved from http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/images/ results.aspx?qu=librarian&ex=2#ai:MC900082563| Example: (Homer, 1868). Example: (“Atlantic Shoreline Locomotive,” 1930). Example: (“Librarian checking out 2012).
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