If you are unsure about how to reference resources correctly when writing essays, then you may find the Citing References tutorials within Cardiff University's Information Literacy resource bank useful.
Those explaining how to use the legal citation style OSCOLA have recently been updated to reflect changes to the Standard as a result of the publication of the 4th edition.
The APA, Harvard, MHRA and Vancouver citation styles are also covered by the resource bank.
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Showing posts with label Referencing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Referencing. Show all posts
Wednesday, 27 July 2011
Wednesday, 29 October 2008
An end to citing confusion!
Not sure how to reference? Do footnotes, endnotes & bibliographies give you a headache? Then you may like to have a look at Cardiff University's Information Literacy Resource Bank.
It has a whole section dedicated to how to cite references. APA, Harvard, OSCOLA & Vancouver styles are all covered at:
https://ilrb.cf.ac.uk/citingreferences/index.html
In addition, within the Subject Guides part of the Birkbeck Library web site is a section on Study Skills. This includes information on books held in the Library that you may like to consult, as well as web sites which cover citation.
It has a whole section dedicated to how to cite references. APA, Harvard, OSCOLA & Vancouver styles are all covered at:
https://ilrb.cf.ac.uk/citingreferences/index.html
In addition, within the Subject Guides part of the Birkbeck Library web site is a section on Study Skills. This includes information on books held in the Library that you may like to consult, as well as web sites which cover citation.
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