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📌 Key Points:

MyBib is a free, user-friendly reference management tool.

Saves time formatting citations and reference lists.

Reduces errors when referencing multiple sources.

🎵 Try This:
Sign up for a free MyBib account.

✨ Final Tip:
Always double-check auto-generated citations — mistakes can happen.

❓ Reflection Question:
Which do you think is easier, using MyBib to format your citations or formatting them yourself?

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📌 Key Points:

Projects let you organise references by assignment or topic.

Add a project title and description for clarity.

Projects are stored in your account and can be edited anytime.

🎵 Try This:
Create a project for your next assignment and give it a clear name.

✨ Final Tip:
Use one project per assignment to keep references organised.

❓ Reflection Question:
How could using separate projects make referencing easier?

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📌 Key Points:

Add sources manually (books, articles, websites) or via search tool.

Ensure all required fields (author, title, year, URL) are filled.

Correct type selection (book, journal, website) for proper formatting.

🎵 Try This:
Add one book and one website to your project.

✨ Final Tip:
Double-check the auto-filled information for accuracy.

❓ Reflection Question:
Which source type do you usually struggle to reference correctly?

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📌 Key Points:

Copy in-text citations in Harvard style directly from MyBib.

Place citations at the appropriate point in your assignment.

Use page numbers for direct quotes if applicable.

🎵 Try This:
Take one reference from your MyBib project and insert the in-text citation into a sample paragraph.

✨ Final Tip:
Check that the citation matches your reference list entry.

❓ Reflection Question:
Do you usually remember to include page numbers for quotes?

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📌 Key Points:

MyBib generates a fully formatted reference list in Harvard style.

Export as Word, Google Docs, or copy-paste into your assignment.

Alphabetical order is automatic.

🎵 Try This:
Export your project’s reference list and save it for your assignment.

✨ Final Tip:
Always review the list for formatting consistency.

❓ Reflection Question:
Which step in creating a reference list do you find most confusing?

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📌 Key Points:

Auto-generated references may have minor errors.

Edit details such as author names, capitalization, or URLs.

Ensure consistency with your assignment’s required style.

🎵 Try This:
Pick one auto-generated reference and check it against the Harvard guide.

✨ Final Tip:
Small edits can prevent plagiarism or formatting penalties.

❓ Reflection Question:
Which reference type do you find MyBib struggles with most?

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📌 Key Points:

MyBib saves time but always check your references.

Using projects keeps sources organised and assignment-ready.

Practice now to make referencing second nature.

🎵 Try This:
Add all sources for your next assignment and generate the reference list.

✨ Final Tip:
Create a personal workflow: search → add → check → export.

❓ Reflection Question:
What’s one MyBib feature you’ll use first for your next assignment?

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