Showing posts with label apa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label apa. Show all posts

Friday, January 16, 2009

APA Citation in a Nutshell Webinars

Will you be doing research this quarter? If so, you need to use APA citation (unless your instructor tells you otherwise)! Learn all about APA in this optional, 30-minute live session. The online librarian, Elaine Settergren, will host the meeting.

The times for these webinars are:

Week 3

Week 4

Week 10

Students from all schools in the Globe Education Network are welcome to attend. You don't need to RSVP. Also, you won't need a password - just leave that blank.

-Elaine Settergren, Online Librarian

Tuesday, August 19, 2008

APA Citation in a Nutshell Webinars

Do you have questions about APA Citation? The library is offering a crash course on APA Citation called APA Citation in a Nutshell. It's offered three times this week. You can join the one that works for your schedule.

You won't need a password to join, but you will need to log in 5-10 minutes before the start time. You'll need the latest Java; you can check your system requirements here: http://elm.elluminate.com:80/HOSTEDMSOB/support.help

If one of these webinars don't fit your schedule, you can find more information about APA Citation on this page: http://students.msbcollege.edu/library/guides/

Please contact your librarian if you have further questions.
- Elaine Settergren, Online Librarian

Thursday, May 15, 2008

APA Citation in a Nutshell Webinars

How does APA citation work? How do I cite a website? What if the website doesn't have a date? What's "in text" citation?
If you have these types of questions, you can get them answered by attending one of these webinars.

The online library is offering 3 more webinars about APA Citation next week. They are all the same so you can pick one that fits your schedule.

These sessions are all live webinars with me (Elaine Settergren, Online Librarian) through Elluminate Live software. You'll need to have the latest Java downloaded. A high-speed internet connection is best. Just click the link 5-10 minutes before the session time. Enter your GU/MSB username, but you don't need a password. Bring your APA questions!

If you can't make the live session, you can access a recording on this page.

If you have any questions, please contact me.

-Elaine Settergren, Online Librarian

Monday, April 21, 2008

APA Citation in a Nutshell

Learn about APA Citation! Get your questions answered!

There are 7 sessions available. You can choose the one that fits your schedule.

APA Citation in a Nutshell:

These sessions are all live webinars with me (Elaine Settergren, Online Librarian) through Elluminate Live software. You'll need to have the latest Java downloaded. A high-speed internet connection is best. Just click the link 5-10 minutes before the session time. Enter your GU/MSB username, but you don't need a password.

If you have any questions, please contact me.

-Elaine Settergren, Online Librarian

Friday, March 14, 2008

Question of the Week: Citing an E-Book

Q: How do I cite an e-book in APA style?

A: It's a lot like citing a regular book, but you'll need to add the date that you read the book and the e-book provider or URL. Here's an example:

McKeever, M. P. (2005). How to write a business plan. Berkeley: Nolo. Retrieved March 14, 2008, from Netlibrary database.

The in-text citation will be just like a book. You'll use the author's last name, year, and page number.

For more help and info, take a look at the APA guide. There are links to more APA guides at the end of that guide. You can also contact your librarian.

Good luck on your final papers and projects!

-Elaine Settergren, Online Librarian

Friday, January 11, 2008

Word 2007 Can Help You Cite Your Sources!

This month, all the GU/MSB campus computers will be upgraded to Office 2007.
There's a new feature in Word 2007 that I think you'll be excited about. Word 2007 will help you keep track of your citations! It works with both APA and MLA citation styles. I've uploaded a printable, PDF guide to the library's website.

If you have any further questions about citing your sources, please ask your instructor or a librarian.


-by Elaine Settergren

Tuesday, November 27, 2007

Do you need citation help?

You know the library databases are great for finding research, but did you know the library databases can help you create your bibliography too? That’s right! Whether you’re doing APA or MLA style, the library databases can put the article information into the proper format for you.

  • In InfoTrac databases, click on the “citation tools” or “how to cite” buttons.
  • In the ProQuest databases, click the “cite this” button.
  • In EBSCOhost databases, click the “print,” “email,” or “save” buttons.

Don’t stress about your List of References or Works Cited! Let the databases help you make it easier to finish that research paper on time.

Here are some more websites to help you with your citations:

Happy researching! If you need assistance, please contact a librarian!

-by Elaine Settergren