Introduction
Using CPTC Library Sources is a smart and easy way to find all of your research needs. Not only can you take the guess work out of finding legitimate sources, you can even find citations for your reference pages in just a few simple clicks!
Finding APA Sources In The Stingray Library Catalog
Search For Your eBook Title
Click on the eBook title you are interested in
You can find a citation link before you even search the book
Here is the citation link on the main page
You can click on one of the text source links to go to the eBook
After clicking on a source link, you can find a citation link on the main page
Keep in mind that, depending on the source link, the citation link may be on the left or right side of the page
Here is the citation
You can also click to read the book and find a citation link there
Here is another citation link
Finding APA Sources in GALILEO
Find the database you'd like to search. For this example, we will be using Academic Search Complete.
Search for your article title
Make sure you select "full text!"
You can see an option to cite the source without even clicking on the link
Here is the citation
Clicking on the article link will lead you to the article. Here, we can find another citation link
