A citation is a short description of a resource that is used in a paper or project. Whenever you refer to or quote someone else's work, you must cite that source in your paper. All the sources you use will be compiled into a list at the end. This is called a Bibliography, Reference List, or Works Cited.
APA CHECKLIST : From Indiana Weslayan Jackson Library. This is a summarized list of APA details.
Sample APA Paper : From the Owl at Purdue Univeristy.
APA Examples: From Lake-Sumter Community College Library
Depending on the style, a citation will include title, author, date, page numbers, publisher, place of publication, etc.
(from UAB Lister Hill Library)
The Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association 6th edition.
OPAL Call Number: REF BF76.7.P83 2010
ISBN#9781433805615
The chapter/sections that are helpful:
Crediting Sources 6.31 pages 187-192 “Electronic Sources and Locator Information”
Reference Examples 7.01 pages 198-202
What is a DOI?
The digital object identifier (DOI) is a unique identifier for citation linking services for scientific publishing in the digital world. It is another way for people to find things in the digital environment so it is helpful to include it in a citation if it is available.
APA recommends that you include this DOI when it is available for both print and electronic sources. Some of the automatic citation makers include this and some do not.
See the journal example with a DOI included on page 198 of the APA 6th edition.
The web site called Crossref.org is a place where you can look up the DOI number for articles and include them in your citation.
How to Format your Power Point with APA
Useful You Tube Video is 7 minutes of advice on how to create your presentation and incorporate APA.
The Library Research Tutorial lists several links to find APA help.
The APA Formatting and Style Guide from the OWL at Purdue : Purdue University library lists APA 6th edition examples.
Writing in Nursing Bibliography : from the OWL at Purdue
Writing as a Professional Nurse : from the OWL at Purdue
The Writing Center from the University of Wisconson at Madison has APA 6th edition examples. The JOURNAL examples show the DOI in the citations.