Guidelines on documenting sources with the APA citation style, for both 7th ed. and 6th ed. Provides examples of in-text references, reference list, and a sample paper documented in APA style.
Guide from Langara Library using specific examples from nursing and health sciences
Rich text items and their contents are not stored as assets, but can be used to contain text, images, or headings. Headings or horizontal rules in a rich-text item can also be used to break up lists of assets within a box.
Reusable Content
Most content is added as a reusable item to either the A-Z list or the Asset List
Rich text content is not stored in the asset list, but can be reused
Assets can be mapped to multiple guides
Some fields can be customized for each unique mapping
Different asset types have different customizable fields
Boxes of content and entire pages can reused
Benefits
Updating links or descriptions is very easy
Statistics are collected on almost all asset types
Keep in mind...
Making a change to an Original asset, whether in a guide or from the asset list will change every instance
Always search for an asset before creating a new one to reduce asset proliferation
Naming assets for discovery is very important and also helps with accessibility
Copying an entire box, page, or guide that contains assets will duplicate every single one
Human Molecular Genetics