Harvard Referencing

Harvard referencing contains reference information inside the text and at the end. 

• true
• false

Book reference: 
_{Nash, R 1990, The rights of nature, Primavera Press, Sydney.}
Primavera Press is the: 

• place of publication
• publishing company.

A reference list should be ordered alphabetically (A-Z) by: 

• Title 
• Author's first name 
• Author's family name 

When is an in-text citation is used?

• When you want to quote someone else's work (written/verbal/visual) or you use their ideas, information or intellectual property.

• You feel that the words, ideas or concepts you are creating don't sound like your own, even though they are.

• You use a quote with quotation marks.

When would you not need to use an in text citation?

• When you are quoting someone

• When you are rewriting someone else's words into your own words

• When you are writing about your own opinion or prior knowledge

It is important that every work that you cited appears in your reference list.

• True

• False

Copy and paste the following the link into a new tab:

https://youtu.be/iLHovADrV-Q

How would you reference this video? Write your reference below.

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Which of the following examples shows the correct way to reference a documentary?

• My Brilliant Career (1979) motion picture, New South Wales Film Corporation, distributed by Australian Video, Australia.

• My Brilliant Career, 1979, motion picture, New South Wales Film Corporation, distributed by Australian Video, Australia.

• My Brilliant Career, motion picture, 1979, New South Wales Film Corporation, distributed by Australian Video, Australia.

• My Brilliant Career, 1979, motion picture, distributed by Australian Video, New South Wales Film Corporation, Australia.

How confident are you about referencing properly?

• Very

• I think I understand how to do it

• I'm not sure

• Absolutely no idea how to do it

If you don't cite your sources, you could be plagiarising someone's work.

• TRUE

• FALSE