Referencing Revision by https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf FC005 en-us 2018-10-30 11:08:05 UTC 2019-05-01 15:10:41 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Lightdecrease.png Why Referencing? veronica_barcutean https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298418184 Referencing is a key academic practice for university students. Through correct referencing, you acknowledge the author's contribution to your understanding, and give your reader the opportunity to reproduce your research by following the same cited texts. 

You also show that you can work with accuracy by learning and following a set of rules (referencing styles).

You can lose marks for incorrect referencing, or even find yourself guilty of accidental plagiarism. 
]]> 2018-10-30 11:08:05 UTC https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298418184 When should I include a reference? veronica_barcutean https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298418249 You need to provide a citation whenever you refer to an idea that you derived from a source. This is the case whether you use a direct quote, a paraphrase, or even just a direct or indirect mention.

You need to include a brief citation (IN-TEXT CITATION) in the text at the place where you refer to the source, and a full citation in your bibliography or reference list.

The style of referencing you are using will dictate which details you include in your citations, how you signpost brief citations (in the body of the text or in footnotes, directly or by assigning a number which links to full details in a reference list), and what order you put information in. 

The style of referencing used at TUNIC and at the UON is Harvard.]]> 2018-10-30 11:08:18 UTC https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298418249 DIRECT QUOTE veronica_barcutean https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298418272 In UK academic culture, it is poor practice to use a lot of direct quotes from someone else's work. Your assignment should be mostly written in your own words, using evidence from your research to support or challenge your statements. When it is appropriate to use direct quotes, these should generally be kept as brief as possible.

Note that opening or closing a paragraph or assignment with a quote is not good style in university-level writing.

Examples
Turner (2007, 14) argues that it is more effective to work "better, not longer".

However, identity may be expanded "through both space and time." (Wenger, 1998, 181).]]> 2018-10-30 11:08:26 UTC https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298418272 IN-TEXT CITATIONS veronica_barcutean https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298418297 Paraphrasing =
Putting your understanding of what you have read into your own words

Short (surname, year of publication, page number)

Example

ORIGINAL
Set yourself a target - perhaps of writing 500 words per session - and make this a minmum target, regardless of how long it takes you to do. This method has that inbuilt incentive for you to finish the work as soon as possible. If you finish the work quickly then the rest of the day/evening or weekend is your own to do what you like with it.
Source: Hoult, E. (2006), Learning Support for Mature Students, London: Sage, 62

PARAPHRASE
Hoult (2006, 62) argues that setting targets for achievement can be an effective way of managing study time, and may encourage task completion.

]]> 2018-10-30 11:08:31 UTC https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298418297 FINAL LIST OF REFERENCE veronica_barcutean https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298418324 Long (full citation in Harvard style)]]> 2018-10-30 11:08:39 UTC https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298418324 Where does my own thinking come in? veronica_barcutean https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298418356 Students often worry that including a citation for every idea they have got from their reading will make their work look like it is unoriginal and derivative - just a string of other people's ideas.

However the originality will come in your understanding, interpretation and use of what you have read, which will be quite different to other people's. If you are thoughtful about your research and writing, this critical analysis will be visible throughout your work, so don't fall into the trap of feeling you have to include 'something original' in your conclusion! 

]]> 2018-10-30 11:08:49 UTC https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298418356 Can you have too many citations? veronica_barcutean https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298418407 Your references have to support or counter the statements and arguments you make in your discussion. A long as all of them are doing this job, it doesn't matter how many there are. Just make sure that they are doing this job, and are not just there for decoration!

An easy way to check this is to highlight all your citations, then check that each has been discussed. Look out for a balanced mix of statements, evidence (e.g. references) and analysis.



]]> 2018-10-30 11:09:01 UTC https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298418407 INTEGRAL veronica_barcutean https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298418452 At the beginning of the sentence
According to .....]]> 2018-10-30 11:09:13 UTC https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298418452 NON-INTEGRAL veronica_barcutean https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298418469 At the end of the sentence

***** (author, year of publication)]]> 2018-10-30 11:09:18 UTC https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298418469 How to write citations using a specific referencing style veronica_barcutean https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298418538
To produce a citation for any kind of material in any style, you will need four pieces of information:

1. Author(s) and/or editor(s)

2. Year of publication

3. Title

4. Publication details (e.g. edition, where published, who by, number of volumes)

You will also need URLs for online sources - remember to specify the retrieval date (date in which you used the source)


]]> 2018-10-30 11:09:36 UTC https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298418538 Author veronica_barcutean https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298420259 First name + Middle name(s) + Surname
e.g. John Smith
        Charles Henry Smith

First name always comes first!!!
Many people don't have middle names

Initial is the first letter of the first and middle names
e.g. J. Smith
C. H. Smith

]]> 2018-10-30 11:16:37 UTC https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298420259 Year of Publication veronica_barcutean https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298420287 Make sure the sources you use are recent!!!]]> 2018-10-30 11:16:41 UTC https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298420287 Title veronica_barcutean https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298420308 Title of a book
Title of an article
Name of a journal]]> 2018-10-30 11:16:45 UTC https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298420308 Publication details veronica_barcutean https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298420331 1. Edition number (for journals)
2. Volume number
3. Where it was published (location)
4. Name of publisher]]> 2018-10-30 11:16:49 UTC https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298420331 What is the DOI? veronica_barcutean https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298420345 A Digital Object Identifier(DOI) is a unique code given to most journal articles published online, which can be used to locate a source more reliably than a URL.

You can generally find it in the first page of the document you are using.

DOIs can be used in a reference in place of a URL. Either method, using a URL or a DOI, is acceptable.]]> 2018-10-30 11:16:54 UTC https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298420345 Why should you use academic journals in your research? veronica_barcutean https://padlet.com/veronica_barcutean/hug0gjfngpzf/wish/298420746 Post your answers here!!!

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