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Before you start
STEP 1: STARTING out
STEP 2: FINDING
STEP 3: EVALUATE
STEP 4: Legal and ethical USE
STEP 5: COMMUNICATE
- Writing an essay/assignment
Consulting sources
Reading and making notes
Preparing the bibliography
In-text referencing
Compiling the bibliography
Example
Elements required
Harvard style
APA style
Vancouver style
Chicago style
Abbreviations for USA
Other links
Writing the first draft
Revising the assignment
Writing final draft
Collating the assignment
Checking the final draft
Example
- Tips for presentations
- Tips for posters
- Tips for brochures
- Tips for displays
- E-communication guidelines
- Writing styles
- Quiz
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Secondary source (one source cited in another source)
Author. Date. Title: Sub-title. Journal Title, Volume: Page
references.
Harvard
example |
Coltheart,
M., Curtis, B., Atkins, P., & Haller, M. 1993. Models of reading
aloud: Dual-route and parallel-distributed-processing approaches. Psychological
review, 100: 589-608.
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| Notes |
- A study was done by Seidenberg and McClelland.
- Coltheart et al later refers to this study in their
article titled "Models of reading aloud..." (The study
is cited in Coltheart et al.).
- The secondary source (the second source) should be given
in the reference list.
- When the cited work (the first work) was not read then the in-text
reference will look like this:
Seidenberg and McClelland's study (as cited in Coltheart,
Curtin, Atkins & Haller, 1993) confirmed that ...
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