These sites provide a guide to using the APA style
MS Word has lots of useful templates to help you format your work, including an APA Style Paper template that follows the 7th edition of the APA Manual. Click the link below to download an APA 7th edition template.
APA Student Paper Template (.docx)
There are formatting differences between the 6th and 7th APA editions. Look at your syllabus and/or assignment to see which edition of APA your instructor wants you to use. If your instructor wants you to use the 6th edition, simply type "APA 6th edition" in the search box in MS Word to retrieve a template to assist you with formatting.
Use the appropriate template along with your choice of bibliographic management system.
APA’s help site - tutorial on APA basics, FAQs, blog with Q&As
http://www.apastyle.org/learn/
Citing Emails, Interviews, Lectures, etc. in APA Format
Emails, letters, memos, telephone conversations, lectures, course materials handed out in class or provided via Blackboard, and personal interviews are considered personal communications in APA. This type of communication can be difficult to provide recoverable data; therefore, these types of communication are not included in the Reference list. Cite personal communications within the body of your paper only.
Example:
In an interview, Sally Shoefeld explained the treatment for an accident victim (personal communication, December 18, 2011).
Note: For more information about personal communciations, see the APA Manual, 7th edition.
Citing Canceled Presentations on Your Resume or CV
Here's updated info about how to include canceled conference presentations on your CV or resume`.
https://apastyle.apa.org/blog/canceled-conferences
Here’s updated info about how to include cancelled conference presentations on your CV in APA format.
