referencing
Avoiding common referencing errors
Karyn Meaden-Pratt2026-07-17T14:48:50+01:0020/07/2026|Tags: APA7, barrington, knl, NLM, referencing|
As librarians, we get to see the full spectrum of reference lists in student work —from exemplary to … well, let’s just say, works still very much in progress! We are experts in spotting mistakes ...
Referencing the use of generative AI in your work
Karyn Meaden-Pratt2026-07-08T12:18:48+01:0008/07/2026|Tags: barrington, Generative AI, knl, referencing, SOMLibrary|
We recognise that Artificial Intelligence (AI) has, and will increasingly, become a part of our everyday lives and that we need to adapt to it. Hopefully you will have already seen the guidance for staff ...
Keen to develop your study skills?
Karyn Meaden-Pratt2026-05-28T15:53:09+01:0028/05/2026|Tags: academic writing, barrington, exams, knl, literature search, presentation skills, referencing, research methods, study skills|
Alongside the technical skills and academic knowledge that you will gain on your course, as a Cranfield student you have the opportunity to develop a range of other skills that can enhance your learning experience. ...
10 things to know about referencing at Cranfield (APA7) – a taster
Cranfield University2026-04-20T16:12:59+01:0023/04/2026|Tags: academic writing, APA7, barrington, knl, libraries, referencing|
Need to gen up on your referencing? Then read on. The following are some of the most important things to know about referencing in the APA7 style at Cranfield. 1. If you do not reference ...
How do I reference lecture notes… in the NLM style?
Jade Millar2026-04-09T16:47:00+01:0009/04/2026|Tags: barrington, knl, NLM, referencing|
If your course material contains original content that you want to use in your work, it will need to be referenced as follows: What information do you need in the reference? Author – surname initials e.g. ...
How do I reference a thesis… in the NLM style?
Jade Millar2026-02-25T17:06:51+00:0026/02/2026|Tags: barrington, knl, NLM, referencing, thesis|
You may be including theses within your research. When you do so you need to treat them in the same way as content taken from any other source, by providing both a citation and a ...
