For works such as journal articles that have been reproduced without any changes, cite the source directly. For example, cite an article as though it had been accessed from the journal rather than from a Moodle course site.
Tips: Put a description of the work in [square brackets] after the title. (This is not necessary for common sources such as articles or books)
Raju, R. (2019, March 12). How to keep plagiarism from ruining your life [PowerPoint slides]. Moodle@Selkirk.
https://moodle.selkirk.ca/login/
Parenthetical in-text: (Raju, 2019)
Narrative in-text: Raju (2019)
Currie, G. (2020, September 20). When fiction trumps facts: The birth of fake news [Lecture notes]. Moodle@Selkirk.
https://moodle.selkirk.ca/login/
Tip: If the lecture doesn't have a title, create a descriptive title, and put it in square brackets e.g. [Lecture notes on....]
Parenthetical in-text: (Currie, 2020)
Narrative in-text: Currie (2020)
Moodle
Instructor's Last Name, First Initial. Second Initial if given. (Year Handout Was Created if known). Title of handout: Subtitle if
any [Class handout]. Moodle. URL
Instructor's Last Name, First Initial. Second Initial if given. (Year Handout Was Created if known). Title of handout: Subtitle if
any [Class handout]. College Name, Course code.
For custom course packs:
For original material refer to the APA Style website for examples: Classroom Course Pack Material References