Hi, you may have single handedly saved my school career with this video. I haven't found any other sources that lay it out so clearly, and I just couldn't grasp how they work. So thank you very much for making this video!
There's a small mistake at 1:20 ❎ - the date appears in parentheses must be placed immediately after the author’s name for a narrative citation. Please keep this in mind while you're watching the video 🙂 This video follows the *APA 6th edition* guidelines. If you’re looking for the latest edition (APA 7th edition), check out this video instead ➡️ th-cam.com/video/opp259YvaoE/w-d-xo.html
Dude this is the easiest tutorial I've washed so far and love how to do your examples comparing all of them at once not a bunch of stuff in 1 screen. Ty so much. I took a break for 1 year when my husband and I got engaged and forgot everything. Lol
I don't how many times I've come back to this video to make sure I've got the syntax right, but I have recommended it to anyone who never learned citations in high school or college. I also recommend to them The Scribbr APA generator you introduced, with the warning that you you forego the auto-generator at your own peril. University professors slice these citations up with finely honed kitchen knives, each cut shaving points from your overall grade. Thanks.
Thank you very much, I have been a university student (UNIVERSITY OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA) but did not understand till this video breaks open the web in my head
Thank you so much for this video. I have a problem with properly citing my sources and it is killing my grade. I made a zero on my last two essays because of it. This is so much easier to understand
Tried Scribbr after watching this video and can't believe it's taken me so long to switch from Citation Machine. Really appreciate the in-text citation option and clean layout!😊
Jessica, thank you for this great resource! FYI, the inclusion of a source title in the text is not the same as it is in the references. According to the 7th edition of APA style, in-text title use for articles has quotation marks and normal (first letter of major words or each word over x letters--the preposition of is not capitalized and the preposition Between is capitalized) title capitalization while the reference list entry does not have quotation marks and uses first-word capitalization--at the beginning of the title and after a colon or a dash (subtitle). Book/Journal titles also have normal title capitalization for in-text use while the references use the first-word of title and subtitle (and proper nouns).
"I have an Article Critique paper due tomorrow (which was supposed to be passed last 2 weeks ago) and I searched for this because I don't know what APA citation is because I wasn't listening to the class discussion." (Skywalker, 2021, Comment Section)
Thanks for this video Jessica from Scribbr. Both the video itself and the recommendation to Scribbr's Free APA Citation Generator were very helpful. Keep up the good work. o7
Thanks for your video, how to write correctly for APA Style, text citation is helpful, I need for my assignments of essays. I watch more to understand it. This article of Apa Style, in the video will guide me to find resources and evaluate the path in GCU (Grand Canyon University), for my future. I can reach my goals is a smart choice, and I can be successful. .
hi, i have a question. can you refer to the author as he/she when starting the next sentences after using ‘author(date)’ in the first? thank you for this btw!!! hihi
Dear Jessica, I should admit that it's such a great work. And, I'd like to ask how to cite if it is already cited ? For instance, I'm reading an articles which made an in-text citation and I want to get that idea or quote from there. Do I just cite the article that I'm reading through or Should I cite the exact source that's also mentioned in the article I'm reading ? It will be so much utile if you could answer that. Thanks in advance!
Thank you so MUCH!!!! I'd like to ask a few questions though just to be clear! When you're referring to the source as a whole (0:50) is that when you get information but reword it in your own words (not within quotations) while using the cite to show where you got the information from? What do you do when you have multiple citations from the same website but from different sections of the website? Do you do separate references for all in the reference list?
Thanks for the video. It is indeed very helpful for the beginners like me. However, I would like to ask you how to cite the last Reference where the location- city/state is unknown as per APA style citation.
this was so much easier to understand than that entire lesson we spent on apa citing
I'm glad to hear this!
tell me about it😂
Agreed!
who knew citing was so complicating (by me, 2020, during a pandemic, trying to do an essay, not understanding, et. al).
You forgot the et al., because I’m sure many of us felt that. 🥲
I see now that you put the “et all.,”. I’ve been studying for 4 hours my brain hurts, I apologize. 🥲
I felt that
I feel the same way. I only heard a lot of complicated rules when they explain how to make citations. ..
Lol
You explained me in 3 minutes what my teacher tried to teach me in 20 min
I have been a continued college student for 3 years and this has been the most simple and easy explanation I have had! Thank you !
Great to hear!
Hi, you may have single handedly saved my school career with this video. I haven't found any other sources that lay it out so clearly, and I just couldn't grasp how they work. So thank you very much for making this video!
omg you are awesome saved me lots of reading in my apa manual that gives me a headache
YES OMYGOD!! Text books and manuals give me headaches lol!!
@@aida087 lol seriously dude😂. These intext and refrences are a headache . Try using endnote its good
@@mrshantnu8067 Thank you for your input, I'll check it out!!🤗
Dame for me
It's sweet and simple
This woman right here saved my capstone project(and technically my entire semester) in a couple minutes. Thank you.
There's a small mistake at 1:20 ❎ - the date appears in parentheses must be placed immediately after the author’s name for a narrative citation. Please keep this in mind while you're watching the video 🙂
This video follows the *APA 6th edition* guidelines. If you’re looking for the latest edition (APA 7th edition), check out this video instead ➡️ th-cam.com/video/opp259YvaoE/w-d-xo.html
why can't teaching be like this, precise, straight to the point.
thank for making it short and simple, i found a lot of videos from 10 to 24 minutes
Dude this is the easiest tutorial I've washed so far and love how to do your examples comparing all of them at once not a bunch of stuff in 1 screen. Ty so much. I took a break for 1 year when my husband and I got engaged and forgot everything. Lol
I don't how many times I've come back to this video to make sure I've got the syntax right, but I have recommended it to anyone who never learned citations in high school or college. I also recommend to them The Scribbr APA generator you introduced, with the warning that you you forego the auto-generator at your own peril. University professors slice these citations up with finely honed kitchen knives, each cut shaving points from your overall grade. Thanks.
You're so transparent. These vids helped me to complete my assignment without any hassle. x
Thank you!
Thank you very much, I have been a university student (UNIVERSITY OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA) but did not understand till this video breaks open the web in my head
Just started grad school where they are super picky about citations, this helped a lot!
Glad to hear the video was helpful 😎
I have used this video for every APA-style paper I have written, thank you so much!
Omg you made this soooo simple. We get points taken off in my MBA courses for missing in-text citation. I was soooo confused on how to do it.
Now you won't miss a point anymore 😎
YOUR CITATION GENERATOR IS SOOOOOOO AWESOME!
your platform is great for citation, thank you
You deserve a Golden Star
My professor called me out for not knowing APA, thank you for this video it’s really going to save me
I forgot some information about when is the right time we use 'et al.' Finally, it helps me keep what I have learned.
Thank you so much for this video. I have a problem with properly citing my sources and it is killing my grade. I made a zero on my last two essays because of it. This is so much easier to understand
Thank you so much. I really benefit from your explaining about APA citation. Thank you again and keep going.
I was getting so much pain from the professor on this matter , now I'm clear about it. Thank you
Thank you I'll remember all the guidelines in citation ❤.
Thank you for making this, I watched this for my homework!
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I use this video all the time its book marked this helps me so much for college thank you. I used it last semester and im using it this semester
Thanks, you don't have any idea how much of help this was.
this video kept me from losing my mind...these manuals are overly complicated! thank you!!!
Glad it helped!
Tried Scribbr after watching this video and can't believe it's taken me so long to switch from Citation Machine. Really appreciate the in-text citation option and clean layout!😊
Okay, I forgot and this helped a ton. Thanks.
Glad to hear this!
Thank you for this easy explanation it’s way better than teachers explaining it with no examples
I swear, people on youtube teach stuff waay better than school teachers
Jessica, thank you for this great resource! FYI, the inclusion of a source title in the text is not the same as it is in the references. According to the 7th edition of APA style, in-text title use for articles has quotation marks and normal (first letter of major words or each word over x letters--the preposition of is not capitalized and the preposition Between is capitalized) title capitalization while the reference list entry does not have quotation marks and uses first-word capitalization--at the beginning of the title and after a colon or a dash (subtitle). Book/Journal titles also have normal title capitalization for in-text use while the references use the first-word of title and subtitle (and proper nouns).
That was brilliant. Clear and easy to understand
Glad you think so!
Thanks for consistent efforts to deliver information eventually leading to beneficial knowledge........
Thank you so much Jessica. Its very informative and helpful for students and educators.
I can't even explain how helpful this was to me. Thank you. Now I just have to write my paper in two day. XD Procrastination is real... T.T
Wow! thats great you have made my work easier...i was being troubled on how to use proper inside in-text citation...best regards
Excellent! Really glad to hear this 😎
This video helps me a lot, well explanation, tqsm
You're very welcome!
Thank you for for the brief and concise explanation.
Glad it was helpful!
"I have an Article Critique paper due tomorrow (which was supposed to be passed last 2 weeks ago) and I searched for this because I don't know what APA citation is because I wasn't listening to the class discussion." (Skywalker, 2021, Comment Section)
Thanks for the help I really needed this I had to finish this essay ASAP and I didn’t really know how to site my sources thanks again 🙃
Thank you. You're a living stress ball 🏀
this was so helpful thank you so much!
Thanks jessica for your sharing.
This video was so helpful to me.
Thank you
Thanks for this video Jessica from Scribbr. Both the video itself and the recommendation to Scribbr's Free APA Citation Generator were very helpful. Keep up the good work. o7
I'm glad they helped! Thanks for the kind words :)
Thanks for your video, how to write correctly for APA Style, text citation is helpful, I need for my assignments of essays. I watch more to understand it. This article of Apa Style, in the video will guide me to find resources and evaluate the path in GCU (Grand Canyon University), for my future. I can reach my goals is a smart choice, and I can be successful. .
Clear and simple. Thank you
hi, i have a question. can you refer to the author as he/she when starting the next sentences after using ‘author(date)’ in the first?
thank you for this btw!!! hihi
Thank you ma'am, now I know how to use an APA style. This video is very helpful ♥️.
Cute
I needed this video. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much for such an outstanding explanation.
The teacher gives good high lights.
Super concise and very helpful!
Thank you! New to all this! Simple and concise explanation!
OMG thank you i was so cunfused and my paper is due tonight
Very helpful. I appreciate the flow and examples.
Straight forward. Very informative and helpful!
Thank you for the excellent video and explanation
Thanks it help a lot in my studies in english😊😊😊
Glad to hear that 😎
Dear Jessica, I should admit that it's such a great work. And, I'd like to ask how to cite if it is already cited ? For instance, I'm reading an articles which made an in-text citation and I want to get that idea or quote from there. Do I just cite the article that I'm reading through or Should I cite the exact source that's also mentioned in the article I'm reading ? It will be so much utile if you could answer that. Thanks in advance!
Now I know how to use APA style, thanks to you❤
Happy to hear that!
This video was very helpful and informative. It really really me alot thanks.
You are most welcome!
Very useful. Thank you for the information.
Thanks for sharing this important information. It has helped in improving my referencing skills.
This was VERY helpful and concise
Thank u so much. So simple but full of information.
Thank you for sharing the different guidelines ma'am.
It's my pleasure!
Thank you and God bless!
Thank you so much it's very helpful for my study 😊
Glad it was helpful!
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I jxt like the way you teach.
You really make it look so easy.
Bravo
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Thank youuu, prof. been on me about my citations, couldn't figure out what I've been doing wrong. (Missing pg/paragraph numbers).
Thank you for this video!
Thank you for posting this.
Very helpful, thank you ❤
Glad it was helpful Khadijah!
This is a life saver
oh my god this is so useful. thank you for the video
Thank you, you save my day
Well liked this at heart, good explanation 😉
You are a life saver
Thank you for this i understand better now!!
i hope i pass my test ^_^
Now I know how to use APA style and different guidelines in research.
thanks a lot it gonna be helpful my reseach project
Concise and informative. Great job!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the kind comment 🧡
Thank you so MUCH!!!!
I'd like to ask a few questions though just to be clear!
When you're referring to the source as a whole (0:50) is that when you get information but reword it in your own words (not within quotations) while using the cite to show where you got the information from?
What do you do when you have multiple citations from the same website but from different sections of the website? Do you do separate references for all in the reference list?
thanks a lot, i'm really appreciated
Your tutorials are awesome 👏👏👏
Thank you so much 😀
I'm in love with you.
I'm not kidding.
Too bad I won't be able to cite it in any format...
lmao
It's very helpful. Thank you.
Great video, thanks!
Thanks you so much, very helpful video.
Even a 5 yos kid can understand this. Very great video
This is so concise and useful, thank you!
Glad you think so!
Thankyou! This video is really helpful for my upcoming english exam, I hope I pass💖
Best of luck! 🍀
Thanks for the video. It is indeed very helpful for the beginners like me. However, I would like to ask you how to cite the last Reference where the location- city/state is unknown as per APA style citation.
Thank you, thank you, thank you ❤