Notes+from+Presentations+&+Workshops


 * Answers to Questions on Citations and Formatting**

//Wondering if you have an example sheet or "cheat sheet" available for those of us doing online M.Ed programs?//

> (see page 23: "Message posted to a newsgroup, online forum, or discussion group")
 * APA guide ("cheat sheet") from UNB Libraries: @http://www.lib.unb.ca/research/APA6citation.html
 * Electronic/Web guide: @http://www.lib.unb.ca/eresources/protected/archives/APA_style_reference.pdf

//In APA Style: How do you cite university websites? (e.g., if I wanted to cite a UNB researcher's profile) How do you cite the title or cover of a book?//

> > Sears, A (2013). UNB Fredericton Faculty of Education: Alan Sears [Research and Teaching profile]. Retrieved from University of New Brunswick Web site: __ @http://www.unb.ca/fredericton/education/people/alansears.html __. > > What appears in square brackets above is meant to be an explanatory qualifier/note on the nature of the info contained therein. There doesn't appear to be a standard list from which to choose these, so it is mostly up to your discretion and growing familiarity with APA as it has been and is currently being applied. > > I think that, as with above, you could use the square brackets qualifier to identify or pinpoint something like the title or cover of a book within a citation.
 * For a researcher's profile, it might look something like this:

March 12th, 2013 - Grad Lounge, Marshall d'Avray Hall, UNB Fredericton
 * GES Discussion with the New Brunswick Social Policy Research Network**


 * NB-SPRN Presentation**


 * Ethics Workshop with Dr. Jeff Landine**
 * February 21st, 2013 - **Grad Lounge, Marshall d'Avray Hall, UNB Fredericton

//Dr. Landine sits on the Research Ethics Board, and presented and answered questions on the REB process for approval of research at UNB. A PDF of his presentation is available below.//