APA

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APA
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Headers

• Use the header tool. Do not make headers
  manually. Header must contain a few key words, a
  few spaces, and page number.
• Dont use your name

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Running head
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Title, by line, institution

• Title should summarize the main idea of your
  review in 10 12 word
• Directly beneath the title is your by line, your
  name
• Directly beneath your name is your institution

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Title, by line, institution
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Individual class recognition

• Most, but not all, teachers require you to
  include a reference to their course on your title
  page.

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APA Heading Levels

• Definitions of Each Level with One Example
• Level 1 Centered Uppercase and Lowercase
• Analysis of Teaching Writing with Global E-Pals
• Level 2 Centered, Italicized Uppercase and
  Lowercase
• Introduction
• Level 3 Flush Left, Italicized Uppercase and
  Lowercase
• Methods
• Level 4 Indented five spaces, italicized,
  sentence case, followed by a period and
  immediately followed by text.
•      Apparatus used in the experiment.
  During this experiment
• Level 5 centered and UPPER CASE reserved for
  BOOK TITLES
• TECHNOLOGY FOR TODAY

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You can use Levels 1 3

• Level 1 Centered Uppercase and Lowercase
• Analysis of Teaching Writing with Global E-Pals
• Level 3 Flush Left, Italicized Uppercase and
  Lowercase
• Methods

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Abstract
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Beginning of review
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Body
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Body
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Reference page
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Citations

• Citations are references to your research
  articles used within the body of your literature
  review. The most common is the name(s) of the
  researchers, a comma, the year of publication.
  (Gibbs, 2008)
• Use citations whenever you quote or paraphrase
  your sources.

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Citations

• If you use the authors name in context, then you
  need only include the year in the citation.
• EX
• According to the research done by Johnson
  and Winslow (2005) students tend to.

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Citations