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Module 1: Remembering the Basics of APA Formatting

1.	Overview of APA format basics 

2.	Components of an APA paper

3.	Quick Guide to Formatting

Module 1 Quiz

Module 2: Understanding In-Text Citations

In-text citations

Paraphrasing and Direct quoting

3.	Citations for each reference

Module 3: Creating a Reference List

1. Formatting References

2. Digital Object Identifiers

3.	Alphabetizing and Organizing

Module 4: Formatting Tables, Figures, and Appendices

1. Guidelines for creating and labeling tables

2. Referring to tables and figures within the text

3. Adding appendices and citing

Module 5: Mastery: Putting It All Together

Review

Practice

The Basics of APA 

Think of APA formatting as the blueprint for building a house. Just like every house needs a stable foundation, specific layouts, and clearly defined rooms, a paper needs APA's organized structure to ensure clarity and cohesion. Citations are like address labels, precisely telling others where each piece of information came from, while the title page serves as the entryway, carefully introducing what lies within. The reference list at the end acts as the blueprint legend, allowing readers to map all the sources you've built your work upon. Mastering APA is like ensuring every wall, window, and door in your house fits perfectly, creating a professional and inviting space.

This APA Formatting course is structured around Bloom’s Taxonomy, guiding students from basic understanding to higher-order thinking. It contains five modules that progressively deepen comprehension of APA formatting, with scenario-based multiple-choice questions in each assessment.

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

1.	Identify APA Formatting Basics (Remembering):
Understand and recall the fundamental rules for setting up an APA-style paper, including title pages, font selection, margins, and spacing.
2.	Explain In-Text Citation Rules (Understanding):
Explain the correct format for citing sources within the text, including paraphrasing, direct quotes, and handling multiple or group authors in APA style.
3.	Apply APA Guidelines to Create a Reference List (Applying):
Develop a properly formatted reference list, correctly citing various types of sources such as books, journal articles, websites, and non-traditional media.
4.	Analyze the Use of Tables, Figures, and Appendices (Analyzing):
Analyze how to effectively incorporate and format tables, figures, and appendices in APA style, ensuring clarity and proper referencing within the text.
5.	Create a Fully Formatted APA Paper (Creating):
Synthesize all components of APA formatting by creating a complete paper, including title page, in-text citations, references, tables/figures, and appendices, demonstrating mastery of APA guidelines.