The below video, created by Trisha Parsons, guides students through an easy citation generator built into Google Docs. The below uses MLA, but APA is also available.
Purdue Owl: just about every Works Cited scenario you can think of is here, complete with guides.
Easybib.org, Bibme, ZoteroBib, and CiteThisForMe are all citation generators which create Works Cited citations for you. Note: they're not always correct.
APA calls its bibliography page “References” (MLA calls it Works Cited). Place all references at the end of the paper, on a separate, new page.
Use the heading “References” centered 1 inch below the top edge of a new page, without underlining or using quotation marks.
Double-space throughout the list.
Cite only the sources used in the paper.
Do not indent the first line. Indent the second and subsequent lines of each entry one-half inch (this is called a hanging indent).
List the works alphabetically by author or by the first main word of the title if there is no author. Arrange two or more works by the same author from oldest to most recent, by year of publication.
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