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6 days ago · ACS Style Quick Guide for the most common reference types; ChatGPT, LLMs, and other AI generated text; Citation Resources (APA, MLA, Chicago) from Purdue University's Online Writing Lab; Citation Styles for Research Papers (APA, MLA, Turabian, Chicago, AMA) from Long Island University
5 days ago · Reference list: a comprehensive list of references at the end of your work relating directly to the sources that you cited. Referencing powerpoint presentation This PowerPoint presentation has been created by one of the Academic Librarian Team and provides an excellent introduction to the principles behind referencing, an overview of the ...
4 days ago · Deepen your understanding of the drug template by accessing our drug card example. This document provides a practical demonstration of how the template may be completed for practical use. It is highly recommended to use this as a reference material when devising your drug card. However, please consider that this example uses fictitious ...
5 days ago · Pears, R. and Shields, G. (2019) Cite them right: the essential referencing guide. 11th rev. edn. London: Red Globe Press. Print and electronic copies are available from UWS Library. Access to the ebook is available from both on and off campus - use your UWS username and password to log in.
5 days ago · We are currently following the 11th edition of the AMA style guide. AMA is a documentary-note style, which means you put a number in your text to cite sources of information and the reference list is in numerical order. In text citations are in superscript 1 and in order of citation (the first citation is 1 the next is 2). If you use the same ...
4 days ago · DkIT uses a specific style of Harvard referencing, which is detailed in DkIT's Guide to Harvard Referencing. Click the attached file below to open the PDF version of DkIT's Guide to Harvard Referencing (previously called 'Credit Where Credit Is Due').
5 days ago · RefWorks enables you to manage your references & create bibliographies automatically in your preferred reference style. It also allows you to export references from most journal databases into your own RefWorks account. You can also do your in-text referencing with the RefWorks Write-n-Cite tool.
