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Evaluating Source Credibility and Validity

Finding information online has never been easier—but not all of it is good. Finding accurate and credible information has never […]

Four Common Citation Errors in APA

1. Secondary Citations A “secondary source” refers to content that was previously reported in another source, known as the “primary […]

Cite a Chapter in an Edited Book in Harvard

Contributor (Chapter Author or Organization): The reference format begins with the last name and first initials of the chapter’s author. […]

How to Cite a Clip Art in APA

Before using any image, confirm whether it allows free use or requires the credit. Credit required: Images under Creative Commons […]

How to Cite a Non-English Journal in Harvard

For non-English journal articles, it is important to ensure that the readers can identify, locate, and understand the source appropriately. […]

How to Cite Artwork in APA

Give a definitive identification of the medium. Use general language like “[Painting]” or more specific language such as “[Oil on […]

How to Format in Harvard: A Complete Guide

This article explains the key aspects of Harvard formatting, covering document presentation, paragraphing, and the use of headers and titles.  […]

How to Format URLs and DOIs in Harvard

A DOI (Digital Object Identifier) is a permanent and unique alphanumeric code assigned to digital documents, most often academic journal […]

How to Cite an Online Course in MLA

An MLA citation for an online course is built from a template of typical elements. Each element gives readers enough […]

Republished Translated Chapter

Contributor Author or Organization: Begin with the surname and initials of the original chapter author. If the author is an […]

How to Cite a Dissertation in APA

For a published dissertation, the reference entry should contain a number of unique features: Author – Provide the author’s last […]

Chapter in a Volume of a Multivolume

Chapter contributor details: The reference starts with the surname and initials of the chapter contributor(s) in the case of author(s). […]