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Títulos y Subtítulos con formato de Normas APA 7ma Edición en #Word — Transcript

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  1. 0:00Hello, welcome to Digitalex. Today I
  2. 0:03will explain how to set up headings and
  3. 0:06subheadings using the APA seventh
  4. 0:08edition standards in Microsoft Word.
  5. 0:10Let's begin. Headings and subheadings
  6. 0:14help readers find the key points of a
  7. 0:16document. In APA style, up to five
  8. 0:19levels of headings and subheadings are
  9. 0:22recommended. Each level has its own
  10. 0:25format. For example, level number one.
  11. 0:31Level one is for the main topic, which
  12. 0:34must be centered, in bold, and each
  13. 0:37word must start with a capital letter.
  14. 0:43For example, if it's all in caps, you
  15. 0:46can convert it by selecting it and
  16. 0:48pressing Shift + F3. Press it again and
  17. 0:53it will automatically capitalize each
  18. 0:55initial letter. But those, for example,
  19. 1:00that have fewer than three letters,
  20. 1:03should remain lowercase, looking like
  21. 1:06this. The content under this heading
  22. 1:11must start in a new paragraph and
  23. 1:13remember to apply the 1.27 indentation.
  24. 1:18If you don't know how to do it, simply
  25. 1:20select the whole paragraph and go to
  26. 1:21this small button in the paragraph
  27. 1:23section. And now here where it says
  28. 1:26special, apply first line and this
  29. 1:28should be 1.27. And click OK. And
  30. 1:32that's it. Level number two is made up
  31. 1:37of left-aligned text. Then, this must
  32. 1:42be in bold. All words must start with a
  33. 1:47capital letter and the paragraph or
  34. 1:50content must start on a new line, as we
  35. 1:53see in this example. And always
  36. 1:57remember its indentation. If your
  37. 2:02content already has a subtopic of a
  38. 2:04subheading, that is, a level number
  39. 2:06three, this will be exactly the same as
  40. 2:09level two. For example, it will be
  41. 2:13left-aligned, it will have bold, you
  42. 2:15verify that each word starts with a
  43. 2:17capital letter, and the only difference
  44. 2:20is that it must be in italics, and
  45. 2:22remember that the content must start in
  46. 2:24a new paragraph, always with its
  47. 2:26indentation. When you already have a
  48. 2:30subtopic of a level three subheading,
  49. 2:33this will become level number four. For
  50. 2:36this, you will have to configure it in
  51. 2:37the following way. For example, the
  52. 2:40heading starts left-aligned, just as we
  53. 2:43have it in this example. Then you must
  54. 2:48select it and you must apply a 1.27
  55. 2:50indentation. Remember, go to this small
  56. 2:54button, go to special, choose first
  57. 2:57line, and here you will apply 1.27. Now
  58. 3:02you will select this heading and you
  59. 3:05will apply the following. It must be in
  60. 3:10bold with an initial capital letter,
  61. 3:13and it must have a period at the end of
  62. 3:16the subtitle, and in addition to that,
  63. 3:19the text must start on the same line,
  64. 3:22just as we see in the example. And if
  65. 3:27your content reaches a level five
  66. 3:30subtitle, which would be a subtopic of
  67. 3:33a level four, you must do the following
  68. 3:36. This will have the same configuration
  69. 3:39as level four. For example, you select
  70. 3:42your entire paragraph, you go to this
  71. 3:44little button, and you apply a
  72. 3:46first-line indent. And remember that
  73. 3:48the indentation is 1.27. Now you select
  74. 3:53only the subtitle, and you are going to
  75. 3:56apply bold to it. Aside from that, you
  76. 3:59are going to apply italics, which will
  77. 4:01be the only difference. Remember to
  78. 4:04verify that each word begins with an
  79. 4:07initial capital letter. In this case,
  80. 4:10for level four, we forgot to verify
  81. 4:12that. It is very important that we add
  82. 4:16it. Yes, remember that words with fewer
  83. 4:19than three letters do not get an
  84. 4:21initial capital letter. And there we
  85. 4:25have an example of how titles and
  86. 4:27subtitles are configured according to
  87. 4:29APA standards with their levels. And
  88. 4:32remember that there are five. If you
  89. 4:35want to learn how to configure an
  90. 4:37entire document according to APA
  91. 4:38seventh edition standards, I leave you
  92. 4:40the following video so you can learn
  93. 4:42how to do it. Subscribe, let us know
  94. 4:45what you thought. And we will see you
  95. 4:46next time. Ciao. I don't really ever
  96. 4:59feel at home on my

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