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This document provides guidelines for formatting an APA style paper, including using 1-inch margins, double spacing, and Times New Roman 12-point font. Key sections outline rules for pagination, running heads, and paper structure, recommending a title page, abstract, body, and references. The document encourages using active voice and advises the reader to continue to Section 2 to learn more about APA style requirements and guidelines.
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This document provides design guidelines for double page magazine spreads, including using a large main image on one side with a large title and 3 columns of text on the other side. Key details are in bold and a summary is in a different font. Photos and text should be credited. Headlines should be the largest text to catch attention while stand firsts provide a short introduction before the article. Drop caps and line breaks aid readability. Design elements like colors, fonts, and credits are also specified.
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The document defines key layout and design terms used in magazines, including the masthead, fonts, body copy, drop caps, crossheads, white space elements like gutters and leading, strap lines, and additional terms like house style, banners, mode of address, anchorage, by-lines, and picture credits. It explains that the masthead contains the magazine name and logo, body copy is the main article text in serif font, and drop caps and crossheads are larger text elements used for subheadings. It also outlines the uses of sans serif and serif fonts as well as different white space elements in magazine design.
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The document defines key layout and design terms used in magazines. It explains that the masthead contains the magazine's name and logo, which sometimes changes color but often stays the same. Body copy is the main textual content, usually in small serif font divided into columns. Drop caps are enlarged initial letters at the start of articles. Crossheads are subheadings in larger font used to break up body copy. Other terms defined include white space, gutters, leading, kernings, straplines, house style, banners, mode of address, anchorage, by-lines, and picture credits.
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Section 3
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- 1. SECTION 1 • The basic requirements of an APA paper (research, essay, etc.). • Formatting the paper with examples using Microsoft Word
- 2. MARGINS, FONT, LINE SPACING • 1” on all sides • 10-12 point Times New Roman • Double spaced
- 3. MARGINS
- 4. FONT
- 5. LINE SPACING
- 6. SPACING AFTER PUNCTUATION • Once after commas, colons, and semicolons within sentences • Twice after punctuation ending sentences
- 7. ALIGNMENT & PARAGRAPH INDENTATION Alignment • Flush left • Creating uneven right margin Paragraph Indentation • 5-7 Spaces
- 8. PAGINATION • Page number appears one inch from the right edge of the paper • On the first line of every page • Beginning with the title page
- 9. RUNNING HEAD • Short title • Appears at the top of the pages • Typed flush left • Upper case • Should not exceed 50 characters
- 10. RUNNING HEAD
- 11. ACTIVE VOICE • General rule: Use active voice rather than passive Example: “We predicted that....” rather than “It was predicted that…”
- 12. PAPER STRUCTURE PAGE 1 TITLE PAGE PAGE 2 ABSTRACT PAGE 3 BODY
- 13. PAPER STRUCTURE Last Page(s) References, Appendixes, Footnotes, Tables, Figures
- 14. TO BE CONTINUED… Please go on to Section 2 to continue learning about the APA style.