Citations

WHAT DO YOU MEAN BY MLA & APA?

SOCIAL STUDIES AND ENGLISH PBATs

MLA 9th is the citation format we use at City-As for Social Studies & English PBATS.

SCIENCE AND MATH PBATs

APA 7th is the citation format we use at City-As for the Science & Math PBATs.

Sample APA 7th paper Sample MLA 9th paper

student-paper.docx

Gonzales_DisruptingWhiteNormativity.pdf

CITATIONS MADE EASY IN GOOGLE DOCS

STEP 1: Works Cited (MLA) or References (APA) page

Click on " + Add Citation source," and Copy & Paste a URL, book title & page number, or other source into Tools>Citations as you are taking notes or drafting your paper.
Click the button "Insert Works Cited" and the Google Doc citation tool will paste the full citation into a Works Cited (MLA) or References page (APA) at the end of your paper.

STEP 2: In-Text Citations

To insert your in-text citation, go to your paper first and place your cursor right after the quotation marks or at the end of your paraphrase.
Then, in Tools>Citation, hover over the full citation you want and three dots will appear; click on "Cite" and it will paste the proper formatting of your in-text citation wherever your cursor is.

CHECK THE MACHINE

Use your intelligence to edit this automated citation process:

1. 1. 1. 1. Add the author, if you know it.
      2. Add the year of publication, if it is easy to find (at the end of a website).
      3. NOTE: Any citation (at the end of your paper) always starts with a title OR author's last name.

Step-by-step guide: How to create your PBAT in the correct format, from beginning to end

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