Whenever you access the source online, you need to provide a means to access it. In the case of journal articles, that typically means using a DOI link (though in rare cases a journal article may not have a DOI, son in those cases you'll use the article's URL). However, there are some online books published by journals or databases that are assigned a DOI. Thus, if you access and ebook and it has an DOI link/number, then you'll provide that in your reference. If it is an online book but there is only a traditional URL and not a DOI, then you'll simply use the URL. If it is a print book, then you don't need to include any online information
Hello Camari. The two are one in the same. The reason we have multiple terms to describe the bibliography is because several styles use different terms. For example, APA uses the term 'References,' MLA uses 'Works Cited,' and Chicago Style uses 'Bibliography.' Hope this helps :)
@@camarigraduatestudy786 APA style does not use footnotes for citing and referencing purposes. However, academics do sometime use footnotes in APA for explanatory notes. In this context, they are used to provide information or context that some readers might need but that isn't directly on topic to the purpose of one's paper. If you are writing in Chicago Manual Style (CMS), they do use footnotes for citing and referencing. I don't currently have any videos on CMS, but you can find information about it on OWL Purdue's website: owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/chicago_manual_17th_edition/cmos_formatting_and_style_guide/chicago_manual_of_style_17th_edition.html
Dear sir, I am IM HOL, as a student at NUCK in Cambodia. I am not sure how to write the reference in the book with Volume and the name of the book is HANDBOOK OF RUBBER Volume 1 Agronomy. Edited by L.M.K. Tillekeratne Director. So could you please write the reference in APA style. Would like to say thanks a million for your kind. Kind regards, IM HOL
The template provided by APA looks like this: Harris, K. R., Graham, S., & Urdan T. (Eds.). (2012). APA educational psychology handbook (Vol. 1). American Psychological Association. Follow that template, and you should be good (but be sure to italicize the title. The italics doesn't show up in UA-cam's comments section. Hope this helps.
When do you include DOI
Whenever you access the source online, you need to provide a means to access it. In the case of journal articles, that typically means using a DOI link (though in rare cases a journal article may not have a DOI, son in those cases you'll use the article's URL). However, there are some online books published by journals or databases that are assigned a DOI. Thus, if you access and ebook and it has an DOI link/number, then you'll provide that in your reference.
If it is an online book but there is only a traditional URL and not a DOI, then you'll simply use the URL.
If it is a print book, then you don't need to include any online information
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Thanks so much for your kinds words!
Hi sir, may i know Bibliography style in apa 7 th eition. is it different from reference. And what is footnote style in apa senven edition.
Hello Camari.
The two are one in the same. The reason we have multiple terms to describe the bibliography is because several styles use different terms. For example, APA uses the term 'References,' MLA uses 'Works Cited,' and Chicago Style uses 'Bibliography.'
Hope this helps :)
@@jasonhorn901 thanks a lot sir,
@@jasonhorn901 sir may i know footnote style. most of channel donot show it. it is writen in footer.
@@camarigraduatestudy786 APA style does not use footnotes for citing and referencing purposes. However, academics do sometime use footnotes in APA for explanatory notes. In this context, they are used to provide information or context that some readers might need but that isn't directly on topic to the purpose of one's paper.
If you are writing in Chicago Manual Style (CMS), they do use footnotes for citing and referencing. I don't currently have any videos on CMS, but you can find information about it on OWL Purdue's website: owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/chicago_manual_17th_edition/cmos_formatting_and_style_guide/chicago_manual_of_style_17th_edition.html
@@jasonhorn901 thanks
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Dear sir,
I am IM HOL, as a student at NUCK in Cambodia. I am not sure how to write the reference in the book with Volume and the name of the book is
HANDBOOK OF RUBBER
Volume 1
Agronomy.
Edited by
L.M.K. Tillekeratne
Director.
So could you please write the reference in APA style.
Would like to say thanks a million for your kind.
Kind regards,
IM HOL
The template provided by APA looks like this:
Harris, K. R., Graham, S., & Urdan T. (Eds.). (2012). APA educational psychology handbook (Vol. 1). American Psychological Association.
Follow that template, and you should be good (but be sure to italicize the title. The italics doesn't show up in UA-cam's comments section.
Hope this helps.
Thanks for your advice, Dr