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Reference Checklist
The reference list is the last page of your paper / assessment.
References begin on a separate page from the last page of your writing.
Put the word References at the top of the page, centred and bold it.
Your reference list is alphabetized according to the first word of each end-text reference.
Formatted using a hanging indent of 1.27cm to each reference list entry.
Double space the entire reference list (both within and between references)
When finished, highlight the reference list and click on the arrow in the corner of the paragraph tab in Word.
Under Indentation, select Hanging from the drop down menu for Special 1.27cm. Then click OK.
Under Line spacing, select Double. Then click OK.
Tip: Keyboard shortcuts for hanging indents and double-spacing.
This will give you the perfectly formatted reference, (provided it is in alphabetical order).
Watch the video to learn how to create a hanging indent for your reference list in Microsoft Word and PowerPoint.