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EDU 6180 - Understanding & Evaluating EDU Research: Citing Your Sources

This course guide has been created to help you with locating resources for your research and to help locate data sets for Education

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The Rose Warner Writing and Critical Thinking Center

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Students may use the writing center as often as they like to obtain help on papers, resumes, earning scholarships or getting into graduate school. Students who use the Center become better writers and critical thinkers.

Citing Your Sources

In the School of Education, the citation style used the most is APA. The reason why is because Education falls under the large umbrella of Social Sciences. APA is the citation style used predominately in the Social Sciences. Use the following links to help you with proper APA writing, citing your sources, and locating answers to your questions. Feel free to contact Julie Rustad or the CSS Library if you need assistance with APA.

EndNote

EndNote is software that can organize, store, and input citations into Word documents to help you with your research. The College of St. Scholastica has a site license which offers two options for you to access Endnote and you can either pick one or use both as the situation warrants.

EndNote has its own YouTube channel to learn more advanced features of this incredibly powerful program:
https://www.youtube.com/user/EndNoteTraining

1. EndNote Download
To download EndNote, click on the link to the Google doc below for instructions
2. EndNote Online