The Purdue Global Writing Center supports writers in college composition and across the curriculum with resources that cover a range of topics on using sources and APA Style from documentation guidelines and videos on formatting a title page and reference list to writing with integrity and avoiding plagiarism. Browse the collection below or use the search tool to locate topics on using sources, APA Style, and more.
USING SOURCES
Writing With Integrity
Expectations for academic research and professional writing and how to avoid plagiarism
Podcasts on Using Sources
Find podcasts on a variety of topics covering using sources, APA Style, conducting research, analyzing articles, and avoiding plagiarism.
APA STYLE DOCUMENTATION & FORMATTING
APA Common Citations and References
Locate clear examples of in-text citations and reference list entry formats for common types of digital and print sources.
Formatting an APA Style Paper and Title Page
Follow the guidance in this video tutorial when formatting an APA Style title page in Microsoft Word.
Formatting an APA Style Reference List
Follow the guidance in this video tutorial when formatting an APA Style reference list in Microsoft Word.
Formatting an APA Style PowerPoint Presentation
Learn how to format a PowerPoint following APA Style guidelines for lists, citations and references, tables, figures, and images.
PLAGIARISM INFORMATION
Writing With Integrity
Understand the expectations for academic research and professional writing and how to avoid plagiarism
Internet Research: Avoiding Plagiarism
Learn about internet research, common knowledge, and how to avoid plagiarism when using online sources.
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