Referencing

Correct the error...

(Roan et al (1999)

• (Roan et al., 1999)

• Roan et al (1999)

• Roan, Chappell and Honey (1999)

• (Roan, 1999)

Correct the error...

Trump and Harris state that...

• Trump and Harris (2024) state that...

• Trump et al, state that...

• The US Government (2024) state that

• The US Government state that...

Correct the error...

(Honey and Bruce 2023 and Kip and Alan 2020)

• Honey and Bruce, 2023; Kip and Alan, 2020

• (Honey and Bruce, 2023; Kip and Alan, 2020)

• (Honey and Bruce, 2023) (Kip and Alan, 2020)

• (Honey et al., 2023; Kip et al., 2020)

Correct the error. (first time of mentioning in the text)..

DfEE (1999)

• Department for Education and Employment (DfEE) (1999)

• Department for Education and Employment (Department for Education and Employment, 1999)

• Department for Education and Employment (Department for Education and Employment 1999)

• Department for Education and Employment (DfEE, 1999)

If you read two articles published by the same person/institution in the same year, how would you reference it?

• (Potter, 2020a)

  (Potter, 2020b)

• (Potter, 2020,1)

  (Potter, 2020,2)

• (Potter 2020a)

  (Potter 2020b)

• (A Potter, 2020)

  (B Potter, 2020)

If you use a directed quotation, how would you reference it?

• (Ministry of Magic, 2019: 139)

• (Ministry of Magic, 2019: pp.139)

• (Ministry of Magic, 2019 139)

• (Ministry of Magic, 2019)

Why is referencing important?

• It means you can't be accused of plagiarism.

• It shows the range of reading you've done.

• You can support your claims with evidence, making your argument stronger.

• Allows people to find where you got your information.

• All of these.

Name one way you can improve your referencing mark.

• Use lots of quotes.

• Use AI.

• Use Google.

• Use the module reading list.

If you use evidence you can't question it. True or false?

• True

• False