Transcript APA (6th ed.) - Nova Southeastern University

Duration: min.
Authors
Piton, T., Blanchard, J., Briand, H., & Guillet, F.
(2009). Domain driven data mining to improve
promotional campaign ROI and select marketing
channels. In Proceedings of the 18th ACM
Conference on Information and Knowledge
Management (pp. 1057-1066). doi:10.1145/1645953
.1646088
• Authors’ last names followed by initials.
• Use an ampersand between the last two authors.
• Include a comma before the ampersand.
Date of Publication
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Title
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- Only capitalize the first word in the title of the paper and subtitle
(if any) as well as any proper names.
DOI Number
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• Spell “doi” with the lower case letters and follow it with a colon.
• There should not be a space between the colon and the numbers.
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Publisher information
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where there is not DOI number, it is not necessary to provide the name of
the ACM Digital Library.
• You do need to provide the publisher because it is the primary
publishing channel.
• ACM does not provide a location for the publisher, but that
information can be located in Books in Print.
Retrieval statement
with the exact URL
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the words, “Retrieved from…” and the exact URL.
• Include http:// but do not include a period after the URL.
• Remove any hyperlink formatting.
APA (6th ed.)
• APA manual, pp.
• See pp.