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Go through this guide to find the appropriate reference for each of the 5 sources on this Padlet.

Try to reference the 5 sources in the comment section below each source.

Stefani and Mirela will check through your responses to make sure you are on the right track.

Doing this exercise will set you up well for all of your assessments across all of your subjects.

So, give it a go!

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What source is this?

Identify the following:

1. Author

2. Publisher

3. Date / Year

4. Title of the source

5. Page numbers (if applicable)

6. Web link (if applicable)

Then, try to put this information into a reference from the Harvard Referencing Guide. Which reference do you think fits best for this type of source?

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What source is this?

Identify the following:

1. Author

2. Publisher

3. Date / Year

4. Title of the source

5. Page numbers (if applicable)

6. Web link (if applicable)

Then, try to put this information into a reference from the Harvard Referencing Guide. Which reference do you think fits best for this type of source?

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What source is this?

Identify the following:

1. Author

2. Publisher

3. Date / Year

4. Title of the source

5. Page numbers (if applicable)

6. Web link (if applicable)

Then, try to put this information into a reference from the Harvard Referencing Guide. Which reference do you think fits best for this type of source?

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What source is this?

Identify the following:

1. Author

2. Publisher

3. Date / Year

4. Title of the source

5. Page numbers (if applicable)

6. Web link (if applicable)

Then, try to put this information into a reference from the Harvard Referencing Guide. Which reference do you think fits best for this type of source?

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What source is this?

Identify the following:

1. Author

2. Publisher

3. Date / Year

4. Title of the source

5. Page numbers (if applicable)

6. Web link (if applicable)

Then, try to put this information into a reference from the Harvard Referencing Guide. Which reference do you think fits best for this type of source?