The Writing Center at University of Wisconsin-Madison has a practical online resource for helping writers do APA citation accurately.
What I like about this site: features a podcast and a printable PDF overview, yet the most day-to-day valuable may be the online templates for managing different kinds of sources.
Check it out: APA Documentation
The Center for Writing has reference books, handouts, and carefully selected online resources for multiple documentation styles, including AAA, AP, APA, ASA, CBE / CSE, Chicago / CMS, and MLA.
For a printable list of recommended resources: documentation-style
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