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Title of Paper Goes Here with First Letter of Every Word Capitalised
Student ID:
Subject Code:
Subject:
Due Date:
Date submitted:
Word Limit:
You can begin typing your essay anywhere on this page. The document template will
automatically format your writing to be double spaced and compliant with font, indentations etc.
This paragraph is your Introduction section. Note that the title of your paper appears at the top of
your introduction even though other sections begin with headings like “Method”, “Results” and
so on. The rest of the text in this template provides hints about properly generating all the parts
of your APA-formatted paper. Please save this Word document on your computer and create a
APA style specifies that major components of the paper (abstract, body, references, etc.)
each begin on a new page with the heading centered at the top of the page. The body of the text
is typically divided into sections with headings as per the requirements of your submission (see
not using a professional referencing software such as EndNote or similar, please review
recommended APA style websites from the hyperlinks provided in the reference list on how to
format your in-text references (American Psychological Association, 2019b; Purdue University,
2018).
A sample APA style journal article is provided below from an imaginary article, written
by an imaginary author (Author, 2019). Do note that this is only a guideline template that is
intended to support your writing and is not wholly authoritative in nature. In case of any
confusion, please refer to the APA publication web pages (American Psychological Association,
2019a) or the APA style blog for further guidance. The APA style blog offers support from APA
style experts and an extensive discussion board that is updated weekly (American Psychological
Association, 2019b).
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Sections in your writing can be divided into subsections with headings as indicated. The
use of headings as appropriate for your assessments may be useful to guide the reader/marker
through your written work (Purdue University, 2018). Some sample headings are provided below
Heading Level 1
Heading Level 2
Heading Level 3.
Heading Level 4.
Heading Level 5
Each student account has access to a range of software including Microsoft Office 365
with Microsoft OneDrive as part of this subscription and you are strongly encouraged to use this
Computer failure will NOT be considered a valid reason for the late submission of
assessment, and extensions will not be granted as a result of computer failure. Software crashes,
disk failures and printing difficulties are an unavoidable aspect of using IT technology and
Using EndNote software will save you a lot of time formatting and using your references
when writing your written assessments in this course. The software is free to download via the
time uses often encounter a frustrating feature when using multiple EndNote libraries. When
using EndNote please remember to have only one EndNote folder stored on your computer. Do
not create multiple EndNote folders or libraries as this will disconnect your reference lists and
create issues for your writing later (The University of Melbourne, 2018). You can create
‘groups’ within your main EndNote library for your references for each topic as relevant.
OneDrive, DropBox, iCloud, etc. as this is currently known to corrupt your EndNote files. Save
your EndNote file locally on your computer hard drive and back this up on a regular basis in
APA style uses the "hanging indent" style for references. The easiest way to create
hanging indents is to type each reference without worrying about the hanging indent. Then,
when you are finished, select all the references at once (and nothing else) and apply the hanging
indent. Microsoft web pages illustrate how you can easily create a hanging indent for your
reference list. Please see the Microsoft Office website in the reference list for specific detail
(Microsoft, 2019).
Alternatively, if you are using EndNote software, the software will automatically
populate your reference list for you. The reference list will need to be double spaced. EndNote
by default does not double space your reference list. To enable this double-spacing feature in
your essay reference list, follow these steps outlined. Click on the EndNote tab on the top of
your Microsoft Word Document. You will notice a downward pointing tiny arrow below
“Instant Formatting is On” – Click on this arrow. A new window will pop up. In the new
window, please click on the ‘Layout’ tab. Here you can change the font and line spacing options
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for the bibliography. Clarivate Analytics (2018) outline how you can adapt previous versions of
Microsoft Word to achieve this double-spacing feature. Please see the weblink for this
organization (Clarivate Analytics) from your reference list below on how to double space your
reference list.
Conclusion
The aim of your conclusion paragraph(s) should be to restate your assessment topic or its
key focus, restate your claims, interpretations or judgements, and summarise opposing views to
your argument/discussion. Avoid introducing new ideas or using references in your conclusion
section. This sample paper provides you with a brief outline of how you can set out your written
assessment that is APA compliant. The conclusion section may suggest directions for future
References
https://www.apastyle.org/
https://blog.apastyle.org/
Author, R. (2019). A beginners sample template to APA style compliant writing. Student Help,
111(1), 1-2.
Clarivate Analytics. (2018). EndNote: Changing line-spacing in the bibliography. Retrieved from
https://support.clarivate.com/Endnote/s/article/EndNote-Changing-line-spacing-in-the-
bibliography?language=en_US
us/article/create-a-hanging-indent-7bdfb86a-c714-41a8-ac7a-3782a91ccad5
https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/apa_style/apa_formatting_and_style_g
uide/apa_headings_and_seriation.html
http://unimelb.libguides.com/endnote/tips
from https://healthsciences.unimelb.edu.au/student-assessment-extension-application