This APA publication style guide is an update of a section of the 5th ed. of the print Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association covering electronic resources.
Access Note: Requires a copy of free download of the Acrobat Reader. [details]

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Cross-searchable online versions of the The Chicago Manual of Style, a style guide for writers of research and professional papers, and the Chicago Style Q&A. TheChicago-Style Citation Quick Guide is accessible from a link on the home page. Also included are various tools, such as sample forms, letters, and style sheets. [details]

"A compiled database of available opportunities for grants, fellowships, prizes and other type of funding" in Canada and internationally in all academic disciplines. [details]

A database of "authoritative information about more than 1.4 million scholars and organizations around the world, together with verified affiliation and publication information." [details]

A Web-based reference organizer and writing solution, fully integrated with ISI Web of Knowledge. Students and faculty can download references directly from Web of Science,other ISI Web of Knowledge products, PubMed and library catalog, as well as export citations from countless other databases, into folders for access and use between sessions. The user logs into the service using a self-registered username and password. [details]

Citation management software allowing you to import references/citations from online databases, organize them into topic folders, insert them in a variety of citation style formats (e.g. APA and MLA) into the body of your research paper, and generate formatted reference lists. RefShare is the sharing module of RefWorks, permitting users to share reference bibliographies with other individuals, with groups, and within the academic community worldwide.
Guide for Education and related databases
Guide for Health Sciences and related databases
Guide for Natural Sciences and Engineering related databases
Refworks Citation Style Guide
Access Note: When importing multiple records from the University of Saskatchewan Library Catalogue into RefWorks using the EndNote/RefWorks format filter, you must change the Encoding option from the default -- ANSI - Latin I to UTF-8 to ensure that accents and diacritics display correctly. [details]

A reference tool designed to help users create research projects and understand the methods behind them. [details]

A PDF that explains basics of RefWorks use.

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