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Middle and High School Education - Math Education

This Research Guide on Math Education is for courses in the department of Middle and High School Education

Other APA Citation Guides

APA (American Psychological Association) style is most commonly used to cite sources within the social sciences. A 7th edition was just published in 2019. Make sure you know which version you are required to follow. Because both the 7th and the 6th editions might be in use during the transition, many online guides include guidance for both.

ZoteroBib

What if you just need a quick list of formatted citations, like a Works Cited list for a paper? That's where ZoteroBib comes to the rescue. Just find the item online (the article in JSTOR, the newspaper article, whatever), copy the URL and paste it into ZoteroBib's search bar. 

It also takes DOIs, ISBNs, PubMed IDs, and other identifiers. The service will return a formatted citation according to the style guide of your choice, and will allow you to build (and save, and share) a fully formatted bibliography. No account necessary, and no marketing or ads to clutter up your research space.

Want to know more about how it works? Check out their quick demo

Or look at this FAQ

ZoteroBib  https://zbib.org/

 

How do I add parenthetical citations or notes to my paper?#

As you write, ZoteroBib can help you quickly generate parenthetical citations (APA, MLA) or footnotes/endnotes (Chicago, Turabian) for the specific quotes, facts, or ideas you’re including into your paper. Just click the copy icon next to an entry in your bibliography, enter the relevant page range or section of the source that you’re citing, and click Copy Citation or Copy Note. You can then paste the citation into your paper.

For styles such as APA and MLA, if you incorporate an author’s name into a sentence (“As Smith writes…”), you can use the “Omit Author” option to include only a date and/or page number in the parenthetical citation (“(2015, pp. 12–13)”).

How do I add a completed bibliography to my paper?#

If you’re using a word processor, you can simply click Copy to Clipboard and paste the formatted bibliography into your document.

With certain combinations of citation styles and word processors (e.g., LibreOffice), some of the formatting may become mangled when you export via the clipboard. In those cases, select Download RTF from the Export drop-down to download a formatted document that you can open in your word processor.

If you’re adding your bibliography to a webpage, you can use Copy HTML to copy HTML markup that you can embed in the page.
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