APA Presentation Topic ~Creating Citations for Print Periodical Resources~ This presentation discuss how to cite magazines & newspapers within both the reference entry & in-text citations.

Table of Contents What are serials? Define scholarly journals. Define newspaper. Define magazine. Discuss similarities & differences between the 3. Examples of reference entry citations. Examples of in-text citations. Summary/Questions References

Serials A serial is defined as “appearing in a series of continuous parts at regular intervals” (“Serial,” 2002, p. 582). Examples include journals, magazines, newspapers, multi-volume sets (i.e. New York Digest 4th ).

Scholarly journal A scholarly journal Also called academic journal or very often peer-reviewed journal. Includes original research articles, written by researchers and experts in a particular academic discipline” (“Scholarly Journals,” 2014). Examples include: ABA Journal; Behavioral Medicine; BMC Ecology; Art Bulletin; B.E. Journals of Economic Analysis & Policy and Advances in Economic Analysis & Policy. Many of these journals are available via EBSCOhost Databases.

Newspaper A newspaper is a “regular publication, usually daily or weekly, containing news, opinions, or advertising” (“Newspaper,” 2002, p. 429). Examples include: Syracuse Post Standard, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today.

Magazine A magazine is a “periodical publication containing stories or articles” (“Magazine,” 2002, p. 383). Examples include: Time; Newsweek; Health, and Soap Opera Digest.

Similarities Scholarly Journal Newspaper Magazine Contain articles Issue & volume numbers Published on a regular frequency pattern

Differences Scholarly Journal Newspaper Magazine Published by a professional body (i.e. university). Articles contain studies regarding specific research topics. These have been reviewed by peers within the profession. Contain articles relating to a general audience (i.e. The Post-Standard or The Wall Street Journal). Contain articles that are for a general audience (i.e. Time or Health) Usually identified by volume & issue number. May or may not have volume & issue numbers. Usually contains volume or issue numbers. Published on a monthly pattern. Usually published daily, weekly, or monthly. Can be published monthly, weekly, daily, bi monthly etc.

Examples of Reference Entries

Scholarly Journal Lewis, L. A. (2008). From the front lines: An academic librarian reports on the impact of APA’s new electronic references guidelines. Reference & User Services Quarterly, 48 (2), 128-131.

Newspaper Goldberg, D. (2009, October 14). ‘Green NY’ gives loans, creates jobs. The Post Standard, p. A7.

Magazine Fletcher, D. (2010, May 31). Friends without borders. Time, 175 (21), 32-38.

Examples of In-text entries

Scholarly Journal “While the APA style was developed specifically for articles published in American Psychological Association journals and publications, APA style is widely used today by students and researchers in many different disciplines” (Lewis, 2008, p. 2).

Newspaper “If you want to bring as much money as possible to the concept of creating homes that are more green and providing work, do it through a more direct manner” (Goldberg, 2009, p. A7).

Magazine Mark Zuckerberg explains “ What people want isn’t complete privacy…It’s that they want control over what they share and what they don’t” (Fletcher, 2010, p. 35).

Summary/Questions What are serials? Types of serials. Similarities & differences between them. Examples of reference entry citations. Examples of in-text citations.

References Fletcher, D. (2010, May 31). Friends without borders. Time, 175 (21), 32-38. Fox, M. (2010). Bryant & Stratton College APA style guide: Based on the official publication manual of the American Psychological Association (6th ed.). Goldberg, D. (2009, October 14). ‘Green NY’ gives loans, creates jobs. The Post Standard, p. A7. Lewis, L. A. (2008). From the front lines: An academic librarian reports on the impact of APA’s new electronic references guidelines. Reference & User Services Quarterly, 48 (2), 128-131.

Magazine. (2002). Webster’s new world dictionary and thesaurus ( 2nd ed.). Cleveland, OH: Wiley Publishing Inc. Newspaper. (2002). Webster’s new world dictionary and thesaurus ( 2nd ed.). Cleveland, OH: Wiley Publishing Inc. Scholarly journal. (2009). Scholarly journals. Simon Frasier University Library. Retrieved from http://www.lib.sfu.ca/help/publication-types/scholarly-journals Serial. (2002). Webster’s new world dictionary and thesaurus ( 2nd ed.). Cleveland, OH: Wiley Publishing Inc.