LibGuides: APA Style 7th Edition: Additional Resources

General Resources

Annotated Sample Student Paper
A sample paper provided by APA. For every style rule, there is a comment highlighted in the paper that tells you where to find the discussion of the rule in the APA Style Manual.
Annotated Sample Professional Paper
A sample paper provided by APA. For every style rule, there is a comment highlighted in the paper that tells you where to find the discussion of the rule in the APA Style Manual.
APA 6th/7th Comparison Chart
Comparison chart regarding changes to APA style from 6th to 7th edition. Created by Carrie Forbes, East Carolina University Library.

APA Style Website
A online tool that explains the basics of paper format, grammar, punctuation, in-text citations, references, bias-free language, and more.
APA Style: Tutorials & Webinars
Tutorials and webinars created and provided by APA Style.
APA Style Blog
The blog explore the nuances of style guidelines and provide insights on updates. For example, the website (and the Publication Manual —see Section 9.29) will tell you that a book reference no longer requires the publisher location, and a blog post will explain why it was decided to omit publisher location from book references.
CrossRef
Search the metadata of journal articles, books, standards, datasets & more
Owl Purdue APA Formatting & Style Guide PowerPoint
PowerPoint highlighting APA formatting and styling

Citation Managers

Web-based citation managers that allow you to import references from text files, web sites or online databases. These help you collect, manage and organize citations of journal articles, books and other materials and allows you to create in-text citations and reference lists in APA.

EndNote
EndNote Online is cloud based and requires an Internet connection for use.
USC Libraries' EndNote Research Guide
Mendeley
Available on the web and software can be downloaded to laptop/desktop, organize references by folders and tags, creates bibliographies and has a plug-in for creating in-text citations, has dedicated apps for mobile devices.
Zotero
Zotero [zoh-TAIR-oh] is a free, easy-to-use Firefox extension to help you collect, manage, cite, and share your research sources. It lives right where you do your work—in the web browser itself.