CSC1004 - Plagiarism & Referencing Workshop by Dr David MacDonald https://padlet.com/d_macd/refs Add any questions you may have about the plagiarism & referencing on this wall en-us 2017-02-01 22:03:44 UTC 2019-02-15 04:15:49 UTC hello@padlet.com are we going to be shown how to use endnote? https://padlet.com/d_macd/refs/wish/151404792
Answer from Dr MacDonald:

Guidance on using Endnote referencing software can be provided by your SCG tutor. Alternatively, you can contact the Year 2 Peer Leaders, who have been using this software and other referencing software for their coursework assignments.]]> 2017-02-03 12:05:36 UTC https://padlet.com/d_macd/refs/wish/151404792 https://padlet.com/d_macd/refs/wish/151407787 If we find really valuable information in a review, thats referenced to another source, but the source in abstract only, could we still reference the source? Or would we have to reference the review? Or not consider including the information?

Answer from Dr MacDonald:

Unless you have access to the entire articler, you should not include it as a source. However, if a particular statistic or result that you wish to mention is included in the abstract, then you could then reference the article even if you cannot access the entire text.]]> 2017-02-03 12:25:37 UTC https://padlet.com/d_macd/refs/wish/151407787 https://padlet.com/d_macd/refs/wish/151417131 How do we insert our number references, as EndNote doesn't seem to work.

Answer from Dr MacDonald:

You can insert your numbered (Vancouver style) citations in brackets. [1] Or, alternatively, you can include the numbers as superscript text, which is normally how Vancouver referencing is done.]]> 2017-02-03 13:11:34 UTC https://padlet.com/d_macd/refs/wish/151417131 Do we need to put the numbers in square brackets? https://padlet.com/d_macd/refs/wish/151417174
Answer from Dr MacDonald.

You can do it that way. [1] Or, alternatively, you can include the numbers as superscript text, which is normally how Vancouver referencing is done.]]> 2017-02-03 13:11:41 UTC https://padlet.com/d_macd/refs/wish/151417174 how can we access Turnitin? https://padlet.com/d_macd/refs/wish/226499614 Answer from Dr MacDonald:

Within the 'Formative Assessments' and 'Summative Assessments' tabs on each module ELE page you will find links to Turnitin assessment drop boxes. These normally become 'live' at a certain time before the submission date, from which time you can upload your document.]]> 2018-01-31 11:22:58 UTC https://padlet.com/d_macd/refs/wish/226499614 If we find some relevant information that we wish to reference in the Lit Review, but are unable to find the exact source, should we reference what we do know (such as the date) or not reference at all? Or, should we simply not use this information if the author is unknown? sp641 https://padlet.com/d_macd/refs/wish/227463152
Answer from Dr MacDonald:

If you can't locate the source and therefore can't verify that the infomation is correct, then don't use it. Most reputable websites have a specified auther and a date of when the content was written/last updated, or are published by a reputable organisation, such as the NHS or other public organisation, or a University for example. If this information isn't provided, then I wouldn't consider it to be a trustworthy source.]]> 2018-02-02 13:20:23 UTC https://padlet.com/d_macd/refs/wish/227463152