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Publication Manual of the APA and Chicago Manual of Style
The Department recommends APA or Chicago style for citations and bibliographies.
A Manual for Writers of Research Papers, Theses and Dissertations (known as "Turabian" after its first author) introduces Chicago. 9th ed. 2018. Print.
The Chicago Manual of Style. 17th ed. 2017. Print. There also is this quick guide on the Chicago website.
Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association. Also known as the APA style manual. 7th ed. 2019. Print.
APA style and grammar guidelines. The American Psychological Association's online guide to what you need to know.
The Purdue Online Writing Lab. The best open-access site for learning how to cite in APA, Chicago, and other styles.
Guides to Legal Citation and Research
The standard resource for legal citation is:
Canadian guide to uniform legal citation. 8th ed. 2014. Also known as The McGill Guide.
We also recommend:
Canadian legal research and writing guide. Open access ebook.
Managing citations with Zotero
is a free, web-based citation manager that allows you to:
- Directly import references from article databases, the library catalogue, e-book collections, etc.
- Manage and organize your references and research materials (PDFs, ePubs, web page snapshots, etc)
- Annotate research papers with highlighting, custom notes, and capture tables or figures with automatic page references
- Create a bibliography
- Share your references with others
- Add in-text citation and a bibliography directly into your assignment
- Synchronize your references and research materials across multiple computers
- ... all with unlimited storage for users who have an @laurentian.ca or @laurentienne.ca email address associated with their Zotero account
To enable Zotero's Library Lookup service to find full-text documents licensed by Laurentian University, set Edit -> Preferences -> Advanced -> General -> Resolver to North America -> Laurentian University
Getting started with Zotero
- Consult the Zotero documentation
- Contact the librarian supporting your faculty