Forget the outdated idea that social media is just a waste of time and doesn’t provide useful information. Today information flows everywhere and social networks have become important means of scientific dissemination. In fact, I have learned a lot thanks to the interesting debates and articles shared by colleagues from different parts of the world with whom I made links through these networks.
Surely you have also found very useful information for your research, thesis or monograph while you were checking Facebook or watching YouTube videos but you don’t know how to cite them correctly and you’re killing yourself looking for the appropriate way to do it because they don’t appear in the guides they gave you at the University. these digital media.
Aware of this need for references in line with current media, the APA updated its bibliographic citation standards and the Library Service of the University of La Laguna created a table that guides us through the process without breaking your head:
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