referencing
How do I reference a book… in the APA7 style?
Book references are very simple in APA7 and tend to be one of the first reference formats you will learn in a referencing session. What should your reference include? Author(s) of the book (Surname, Initials.) ...
New ‘Referencing and Avoiding Plagiarism’ module for students using the APA7 Author-Date style
We have created a new ‘Referencing and Avoiding Plagiarism’ module for 2021/22 onwards to provide support for students using the APA7 Author-Date style. If this is you, you can refer to this module for guidance on ...
Using paraphrasing in academic writing
If you're writing a paper or assignment, you’ll soon realise that there are many rules to citing and referencing. Following our recent post on using quotations in your academic writing, here we aim to answer some ...
Meet Mendeley: a powerful referencing tool that does the hard work for you!
Are you looking for a way to manage your references and to create reference lists for your assignments or thesis? If so, you may wish to consider using Mendeley. What is it? Mendeley is a ...
Changes to referencing: new APA7 Author-Date Guide published
We are excited to announce that the new APA7 Author-Date Referencing Guide has been completed and is available to view on your local Library website: Barrington Library Kings Norton Library Management Information and Resource Centre ...
Changing our referencing style from Cranfield Author-Date to APA7
From the start of the new academic year, we will be changing the Author-Date referencing style we support to APA7. The existing Cranfield Numbered style will continue to be supported. Why are we making this ...