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Academic Referencing |
Resources
Referencing Guides
APA (7th edition) Referencing Guide
APA (7th edition) Leaflet
Harvard Referencing Guide
Harvard Referencing Leaflet
Please note: The following information is taken from the 12th edition of Cite Them Right (Pears & Shields, 2022). Individual departments or lecturers may have different referencing standards. Check with your department before submitting your work.
Books
Referencing books available at ELHT
APA (7th edition) Referencing Guide
APA (7th edition) Leaflet
Harvard Referencing Guide
Harvard Referencing Leaflet
Please note: The following information is taken from the 12th edition of Cite Them Right (Pears & Shields, 2022). Individual departments or lecturers may have different referencing standards. Check with your department before submitting your work.
Books
Referencing books available at ELHT
E-Learning
Academic Referencing: Using Microsoft Word (ELHT Learning Hub)
Find out how to create references with Microsoft Word. Takes approx. 2 mins
Academic Referencing: What, When, Where, Why (ELHT Learning Hub)
Watch this for a basic understanding of referencing. Takes approx. 3 mins
Citing it right: introducing referencing
This resource explores the principles behind referencing, highlighting why it is good academic practice. It outlines when and how you need to reference, and how to read a reference when following up a source listed on a reading list or bibliography.
Original thinking allowed: avoiding plagiarism
This resource explores some of the issues surrounding academic integrity, providing you with techniques to help you to avoid plagiarism when referring to the work of others and to add your own voice into your work.
Find out how to create references with Microsoft Word. Takes approx. 2 mins
Academic Referencing: What, When, Where, Why (ELHT Learning Hub)
Watch this for a basic understanding of referencing. Takes approx. 3 mins
Citing it right: introducing referencing
This resource explores the principles behind referencing, highlighting why it is good academic practice. It outlines when and how you need to reference, and how to read a reference when following up a source listed on a reading list or bibliography.
- Duration: 15 minutes
- Format: Online tutorial Launch
Original thinking allowed: avoiding plagiarism
This resource explores some of the issues surrounding academic integrity, providing you with techniques to help you to avoid plagiarism when referring to the work of others and to add your own voice into your work.
- Duration: 20 minutes
- Format: Online tutorial Launch
