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Avoid plagiarism

Demonstrate the credibility of your background research

Allow readers to verify the claims/arguments/evidence in your reports

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Author surname, year and page number (for direction quotations)

(Smith 2017, p.1)

Immediately follows the reporting verb or at the end of the sentence you are paraphrasing/quoting.

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After your conclusion and recommendations you need to include a section titled 'List of references'.

You need to include an entry for each source you used in the body of your report.

The list should be organised in alphabetical order.

Depending on what kind of source you used (I.E book or journal article), you will need to provide different information.

Smith, J 2017. 'Title of article'. Title of journal in italics, vol. 1, no. 1, pp. 1–2

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Download the word document to your iPad and create a sample reference list for a report on Chinese tourism in Australia. Follow the instructions on the Harvard style guide for each item.

Firstly, establish what item it is (book, journal, internet website).

Check the Harvard entry on the University of Melbourne website (http://library.unimelb.edu.au/recite/harvard).

Create an entry for the item in your reference list. Double-check to make sure you included everything you need.

Once you have finished each item, order the list alphabetically.

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Task: Create a reference list for your report

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Task: Create a reference list for your report

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Organise all of your sources onto one word document and then follow the instructions from the sample report to create a reference list for your report.

Don't forget to order your list alphabetically.

When you have finished, ask your teacher to check your list.

Once your teacher has checked your list, add it to the end of your report (after your conclusion and recommendations).