Good APA reference source?

[Cinderelley]

Does anyone know of a good APA reference source? I have the APA book, but it is sooooo confusing. I have another year and a half of writing papers, so it would be nice if I could find something better.

[DisneyDog]

I have a link for you, and I will PM it to you. I have this page linked to the website I designed for my library.

[vorpalswrd]

I'll PM you the link I have used all the way through undergrad and grad school (only one semester left, woohoo)!

[PirateLover]

I just wanted to say good luck!!! I had to use APA for my education papers and I hated it. I much prefer MLA and Chicago.

[A Big Kid]

Do yourself a favor and forget the reference book and buy the software! It loads right on top of your Microsoft Word.

There are many versions out there. They are great. It is basically fill-in-the-blank with prompts. Everthing is put in the correct place. No thought involved. In both my BA and MBA, I never had a single mark against me for APA structure.

Trust me, you wont be sorry with the software.

PM me for the link to the APA software that I used.

[Bethanymouse]

I HATE the APA reference book. It is a nightmare to use. I actually use it for references within the paper, but for the reference page I use a writer through a university website. I have often thought about purchasing a program. Maybe when it comes time for dissertation. If someone wouldnt mind PM me a link for what websites they currently use, that would be such a help! Good luck!