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APA Style
To cite this whole site, you may say:
- Journal of Interaction Recipes is an eBook developed by the Institute for Dynamic Educational Advancement about how various challenges facing educational projects (http://idea.org/).
To cite a specific section or page from the exhibit, you may say:
- Douma, M., editor. (2006).
, Journal of Interaction Recipes, Institute for Dynamic Educational Advancement, Washington, DC. Retrieved from URL
Example:
- Douma, M., editor. (2006). Social Cognitive Theory, Journal of Interaction Recipes, Institute for Dynamic Educational Advancement, Washington, DC. Retrieved March 30, 2006, from http://idea.org/page110.html
Chicago Style
To cite the entire exhibit, you may say:
- Institute for Dynamic Educational Advancement, Journal of Interaction Recipes, 2006,
To cite a specific section or page from the exhibit, you may say:
- Institute for Dynamic Educational Advancement, "Title of section or page," in Journal of Interaction Recipes 2006,
(date of retrieval).
Example:
- Institute for Dynamic Educational Advancement, "Social Cognitive Theory," in Journal of Interaction Recipes 2006,
MLA Style
To cite the entire exhibit, you may say:
- Douma, Michael, editor. Journal of Interaction Recipes. 2006. Institute for Dynamic Educational Advancement, Washington, DC. Retrieval date.
To cite a specific section or page from the exhibit, you may say:
- Douma, Michael, editor. "Title of section or page." Journal of Interaction Recipes. 2006. Institute for Dynamic Educational Advancement, Washington, DC. Retrieval date.
Example:
- Douma, Michael, editor. "Social Cognitive Theory." Journal of Interaction Recipes. 2006. Institute for Dynamic Educational Advancement, Washington, DC. 30 March 2006.
