Library Guides to Citing
- APA Formatting and Style GuideLots of great examples using APA style formatting of books, articles, videos, Web pages, library database articles, and other online resources. Compiled by Purdue University's Writing Center.
- APA Style Guide (American Psychological Association)Basic online version of the American Psychological Association's style guide, covering aspects of citing and other aspects of scholarly writing most pertinent to psychology, nursing, and many other health-related fields.
- NLM Style GuideNational Library of Medicine Style Guide.
- AMA Manual of Style (American Medical Association)For details on citing in AMA (American Medical Association) format, you need to use the 10th Edition of the "AMA manual of style: a guide for authors and editors" located in the library's Ready Reference Collection (located immediately behind the Reference Desk) at the Richardson Library.
- Citing: A How To GuideFind guidance for citing in one of the many different citation styles (e.g. MLA, APA, Chicago) adopted or preferred by different publishers and organizations.
- Citations: How To Read OneUnderstand all the components of a citation and what a citation tells you about the source, type, format and content of information being cited.
Citation Tools
Tools to help you manage your citations.
- ZoteroA free browser extension for managing your citations.
See our Zotero Guide for more assistance with this tool - MendeleyFree tool for managing references and academic social network.
- TypeCiteFree citation tool specializing in APA, MLA, and Harvard formats.
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