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This OER is intended to assist students to banish those referencing blues with a user-friendly Harvard referencing manual which contains plenty of examples on how to reference different types of source material using the Harvard system, as well as handy tips and templates to help organise reference information.

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ukoer harvard reference manual harvard referencing key skills harvard referencing skills referencing | Education | X000

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This resource introduces Harvard referencing, the method used in written pieces of academic work to inform the readers about the published sources of information used. The resource explains why Harvard referencing should be used (including issues of formatting and consistency): to acknowledge other people's work and to avoid plagiarism, a topic which is explored at some length here. Citations are also explained, and full guidelines and examples of how to cite correctly and make references to different types of media (e.g. books and journal articles) are provided. How to build reference tables is also covered, and a quiz helps to consolidate what students have learned from the resource.

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This resource introduces Harvard referencing, the method used in written pieces of academic work to inform the readers about the published sources of information used. The resource explains why Harvard referencing should be used (including issues of formatting and consistency): to acknowledge other people's work and to avoid plagiarism, a topic which is explored at some length here. Citations are also explained, and full guidelines and examples of how to cite correctly and make references to different types of media (e.g. books and journal articles) are provided. How to build reference tables is also covered, and a quiz helps to consolidate what students have learned from the resource.

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SMILE is an online information literacy training package which aims to teach you the basic skills you need as an undergraduate student. It contains units on: learning styles, understanding the question, time management, gathering information, finding information (including database searching), evaluating information, managing information, plagiarism, Harvard referencing, Numerical referencing, Communicating information and your digital footprint. You can work through the units and test yourself as you go.

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A Harvard referencing guide for Westminster Institute students, giving details of how to use sources, presenting reference lists or bibliographies, and model samples of referencing various sources.

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Harvard | referencing | citation | plagiarism | harvard referencing

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How to get help with referencing and avoiding plagiarism

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reference management cite them right online citro citations brookes harvard brookesharvard referencing style

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Where to find help with referencing and information about EndNote

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reference management cite them right online citro citations brookes harvard brookesharvard referencing style

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