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Subject Guide: Education

This guide is designed to assist students by providing links to relevant information resources and tools

Citing Sources & Styles

Citing your sources is a key part of research and knowledge creation—it shows respect for the ideas and work of others while helping your readers understand how you built your argument and where they can learn more. While all citation styles aim to provide enough detail to locate a source, each one has its own format and rules.

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APA Style Sources

Citation Style

Citation style

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Citation Management Tools

Managing your research does not have to be overwhelming—there are great tools designed to help you stay organized and cite sources with ease.

Mendeley is a free, research-focused tool that lets you collect, organize, highlight, and cite your sources. It is installed on all campus lab computers and can also be downloaded to your device.

Want to give it a try? Explore our Mendeley step-by-step guide, or book a one-on-one session with the research librarian for expert tips and troubleshooting—starting early makes a big difference for large projects.

Other Citation Management Tools

  • ZoteroA free, easy-to-use tool to help you collect, organize, cite, and share your research sources. Zotero automatically senses content, allowing you to add it to your personal library with a single click.
  • Citavi FreeA starter edition and ideal for testing small solo and team projects up to 100 references. Citavi supports the entire research process, from searching for sources to completing your paper.
  • CiteULikeA free service for managing and discovering scholarly references.
  • MyBibA free and easy-to-use online citation generator that helps you create accurate bibliographies instantly.