Epictetus, 55 - 135
Greek Stoic philosopher

• Time, stress and
  project management;
  Problem solving

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• Studying/learning;
  with others, and in the classroom

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• Thinking/memorizing;
  Test preparation

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• Writing, vocabulary and spelling

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• Research and reading

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• Math and science;
  Bibliographies

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• Teaching/curriculum

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• Workplace

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• Author's professional
  and personal pages

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• Site map

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• Search

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Citing Websites series

American Psychological Association style

Create your APA website citation: (Guidelines below)

General guidelines:

General format/sequence:
Author. (Date published if available; n.d.--no date-- if not). Title of article. Title of web site . Retrieved date. From URL.

• Separate each item of the citation with a period and two spaces
• Use hanging indents following the first line
• List entries alphabetically by author, if no author list the title first

Example:

Landsberger, J. (n.d.). Citing Websites. In Study Guides and Strategies. Retrieved May 13, 2005, from http://www.studygs.net/citation.htm.

Remember to refer to your department or instructor
as to the

• Type of style required
• Any variations. For example,
  -whether to include the retrieval date
  -how to cite digitial object locators
  (.pdf's, images, Flash pieces, etc.)
• Respective manuals for sequencing the list, for page notes, and for other detailed information
• Refer to the Basics of APA Style Tutorial for updates on the 6th edition, as well as the various citation types and options.

Citation styles: 

AMA | APA | MLA | Chicago | Turabian/Harvard

Seven stages of writing assignments:

Index | Develop your topic (1) | Identify your audience (2) |
Research (3) | Research with notecards | Summarizing research |
Prewrite (4) | Draft/write (5) | Revise (6) | Proofread (7)