PPT-Harvard Referencing
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Lets Get Started Session include The why of referencing the academic rationale for referencing and principles underpinning the practice The when of referencing
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Lets Get Started Session include The why of referencing the academic rationale for referencing and principles underpinning the practice The when of referencing when to reference and when it is not necessary. Why do I need to reference my work To avoid plagiarism a form of academic theft Referencing your work correctly ensures that you give appropriate credit to the sources and authors that you have used to complete your assignment Referencing the source mathharvardedu Harvard Philosophy Department wwwfasharvardedu phildept Logic Center 2 Arrow Street 4th oor Cambridge Massachusetts 02138 wwwlogicharvardedu HARVARD LOGIC SEMINAR Will Boney University of Illinois at Chicago Tameness in Abstract Elemen Areas to be covered in this workshop:. What is plagiarism?. How to avoid plagiarism using referencing. Referencing: voices in academic writing. Referencing conventions: Harvard on-line. Strategies to avoid plagiarism. A Tale of Today and Tomorrow. Kenneth J. Peterson. Head of Resource Sharing and Library Logistics. Harvard Library – Access Services. Once Upon A Time…. There was a Harvard Depository (What is it?). Guide to Harvard referencing Referencing2Short quotation3Long quotation4Secondary referencing4Referencing author with more than one publication in the same year4Books5Journals7The Internet9Conferences Referencing. Activities and strategies to help . students. This is designed to be used in conjunction with the . Guidelines to Referencing. and . Student Guide to Referencing . that can be found on the SACE website. . By Andreas . Grondoudis. Contents. What is referencing and why use it?. References vs. Bibliography. The two main systems (Harvard & Numeric). Compiling a list of references. Electronic references. Rivalry. By:. Leigh Pitre and Christopher Vickers. Documenting Rivalry in Sport. History. Participated in very first intercollegiate events in 1852.. The Regatta Race caused the number of sports in the intercollegiate athletics to grow between the schools.. An Overview. October 31, 2016. Stacey Clifton, . Manager of Travel, Expense, and Card Services, Strategic . Procurement. Andrea Sexton, . Director of Financial Policy and Compliance, Office of the . Controller. LIBRARY. Session outline. This session will cover:. What is ‘referencing’?. Reassurance!. Introduction to some referencing styles. Tips for finding reference . details. Choosing a referencing style. What is Referencing?. Referencing is a standardized method of formatting the information sources you have used in your assignments or written work.. Any given referencing style serves two purposes:. acknowledges the source. Why Reference?. To avoid plagiarism. . To show your research. To help the reader find the sources used. To help you find a source again. There are two parts to referencing. In-text citation. Reference list (Bibliography). Starter Activity. Answer these questions:. Name a famous scientist. Name a scientific journal or magazine. What was the most recent scientific discovery / development you heard about?. What is your very favourite scientific topic? (what are you a geek about?!). Jo-Anne Baird. Measuring educational standards. Page . 2. Assessment outcomes. Children take a wide variety of assessments . The content of assessments varies. in different years. for different subjects.
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