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In Mendeley go to View > Citation Styles > More Styles. Then go to the ‘Get More Styles’ tab and search for AGLC 4th edition and add.

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Go to library search, click on Electronic Sources and then type the name of the database.
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Filter the Electronic Sources A to Z List to Law.
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Begin from the Primary or Secondary Sources of Law, Library Research Guides. You can find links to our Research Guides on the Law Library home page.

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Bond University Library provides customer-focused, quality innovative services, information resources and programs to support the teaching, learning and research needs of the University community.

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Bond University Library provides customer-focused, quality innovative services, information resources and programs to support the teaching, learning and research needs of the University community.

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Australian Guide to Legal Citation

Bond University Law School uses the 4th edition of this text.

Use the online guide for free (see below) or purchase a print copy from the bookshop for $39.95.

We also keep copies in the Reserve collection in the Law Library which you can borrow for 3-hours at a time or 7 days. I will show you the Reserve Room on our tour.

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Library Research Guides: Australian Guide to Legal Citation: Home

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This guide will help you to understand how to reference in the AGLC style General information on the AGLC, including links to materials

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Mendeley : Organise your research, collaborate with others online and discover the latest research with Mendeley

Mendeley at Bond University

Mendeley is a reference manager, similar to RefWorks and EndNote. Mendeley also has additional social features, acting as an academic social network.

Mendeley is free to use, but has paid plans for users who require more storage space. Bond University now has access to the Mendeley Institutional Edition, which means that all Bond users of Mendeley can access these extra features:

Free Mendeley

Mendeley Institutional Edition

2 GB personal storage

100 GB personal storage

100 MB shared library space

100 GB shared library space

Unlimited public groups of up to 25 members each

Unlimited public groups of up to 100 members each

5 private groups of up to 25 members each

Unlimited private groups of up to 100 members each

Getting access to the Mendeley Institutional Edition features

If you do not have a Mendeley Account, go to www.mendeley.com to sign up for your free account.

To upgrade to the Institutional Edition, sign in to Mendeley while you are at the Bond University Campus, using a Bond PC.

You will then have the upgraded version on any device. You can check this in your account settings, under 'Subscription'.

If you have trouble upgrading your account to the Institutional Edition, please contact the Library.

If you don't log into Mendeley for 12 months, you may be sent an email saying you have lost the institutional edition premium features. Current students and staff can sign in again on campus to recover the premium features.

Overview

In this one hour webinar by librarians Daniel Walker (Bond) and Sarah Howard (QUT), we explore and discuss the pros, cons, abilities and features of Mendeley.

QULOC. (2019, September 29). QULOC Introduction to Mendeley [Video]. YouTube. https://youtu.be/H6o_Q_UbxsI

Support for Mendeley

These training videos from Mendeley cover many of the basic things you'll want to do, and are the best way to get started with Mendeley.

Mendeley also provides comprehensive Help Guides which may answer any other questions you have.

Mendeley offer support via their Support Centre.

Bond Library offers support and runs training sessions for RefWorks and Endnote, as our preferred reference management tools. The Library doesn't currently offer full support for using Mendeley, but we will endeavour to assist you if you have an enquiry. If you're unsure which reference manager may best suit you, please contact the Library.

If you are unsure of referencing styles please refer to these guides:

Installing Mendeley desktop

Mendeley has both a web version, and a desktop version. Bond staff can install Mendeley Desktop on their work PC via the 'Software Centre' in Windows. Students can download Mendeley Desktop for use on their own devices via the Mendeley website (Mendeley Desktop can not be installed on Bond student PCs).

Resource Lists Integration - for Educators

Mendeley integrates with Resource Lists so you can add resources easily when creating lists for your subjects.

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Download to your personal computer from here

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Download to your personal computer from here

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In addition to helping you manage your materials and organise your research, Mendeley can significantly speed up the process of writing your own papers. The Citation Plugin allows you to quickly and easily cite materials that you've added to your Mendeley library - as well as generating a full bibliography of the materials you've referenced in the paper.

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Access the book in the library or find online from this link.

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User guide

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Mendeley Web Importer is an extension for web browsers which helps you to add references to your library with full text PDFs. We've rebuilt from the ground up to ensure you are always able capture the references you need.

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Install instructions for Mendeley Desktop on Windows | Mendeley

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Double-click the Mendeley Desktop icon in your browser's download window, and follow the instructions on screen.

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Mendeley Overview

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A walk through the Mendeley interface and how to organize documents within your library.

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Add AGLC4 style footnotes to your document using a Word plugin saving you time and improving your referencing accuracy. This tool will automatically update your bibliography and your footnote numbering as you work.

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Creating citations with Word

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Generating Citations with the MS Word and OpenOffice Plug-ins (Mendeley Minute)

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With Mendeley you can store your referencing information, pdfs and notes all in the same place. Use the pdf viewer to highlight and annotate important readings.

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How to annotate pdfs

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Drag and drop your document/s or folder from your desktop into Mendeley

Use the web importer plugin to add documents you find on the web

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Importing documents into Mendeley

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Importing Documents into your Library (Mendeley Minute)

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Access your library online

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A quick referencing guide is good to use with a Reference Manager to ensure you have all the information you need for accurate referencing. Print a copy out and have it next to your computer while you're doing your research. Use the full AGLC4 book to check your references when you have finished writing and editing your paper. You will also need the book to look up less common document types.

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Download the desktop version to your laptop or PC and use your Mendeley Web Library when you're researching on Bond University PCs or Macs. Simply refresh your desktop library when you next use it to update any changes.

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Access Mendeley features from your browser - without the need to install any software.

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Click on the link below to download the Mendeley extension to your browser.

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Cite Websites with a Browser Plugin - Mendeley Web Importer

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Available for all major browsers - import papers, web pages and other documents directly into your reference library from search engines and academic databases.

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Examples of articles referenced in AGLC4

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Examples of articles referenced in AGLC4

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The University of Melbourne Law Review journal developed the style. The 4th edition of the style is used in the current issue.

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Current Issue page in the Melbourne Law School site.