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ERIC Document (Paper
or microfiche format)
Jones,
J. C. (2000). Webquests as a way to teach social studies
(Report No. ABCD-EE-00-5). Marion, IN: Indiana
Wesleyan
Center for Educational Excellence. (ERIC
Document Reproduction
Service No. ED111111)
ERIC Document (Online
Database)
Using a combination of citing an ERIC document
(4.16.43) and citing an article from a database (4.16.88) in the The
Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, 5th ed.,
one should cite an ERIC document from the online version of the ERIC Document
Reporduction Service as follows:
Jones,
J. C. (2000). Webquests as a way to teach social studies (Report No. ABCD-EE-00-5).
Marion, IN: Indiana Wesleyan Center for Educational Excellence.
(ERIC Document Reproduction Service No. ED111111). Retrieved July
10, 2007, from EBSCOHost ERIC database.
[Note: this is not represented with a hanging indent per APA.]
How to find the information:
- The author comes from the AU field;
- the copyright date comes form the PY field;
- the title comes from the TI field;
- if an ERIC document contains a report number, it will be found on the
document resume sheet of the actual report. It will be clearly labeled Report
No., immediately followed by a series of letters and numbers, e.g. Report
No. MHEC-2001-RES-15;
- the publisher and location may or may not be a part of the citation,
if missing then just omit from the reference;
- the ERIC # is from the AN field;
- the retrieved date is the date you viewed the document online
- the EBSCOHost ERIC database is the name of the online subscription based
database that provided the electronic full content of the ED document.
References
American Psychological Association. (2001).
Publication manual of the American Psychological
Association (5th ed). Washington, D.C.: American Psychological
Association.
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