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Book | Magazine or Journal Article |
When it was written - year What it is - title of book Who produced it - publisher's name |
When it was written - year What it is - title of article and name of journal or magazine Where the article is located - volume, issue and page numbers |
Webpage | DVD |
When it was created or updated - year What it is - title of webpage Where you located it - URL or web address |
When it was created - year What it is - title of DVD and medium Who produced it - name of publisher or distributor |
Rules for your Reference List:
List references in alphabetical order by the name of the author, editor, sponsor | |
Where there is no author, use the title | |
Use italics (if word processed) or underlining (if hand written) to indicate titles | |
Separate each element of the citation with a full stop | |
Second and subsequent lines of a citation should be indented 5 spaces |
References
Baker, C. (2004). Western Australia: Short stay guide. Little Hills Press.
Chau, R. (2007). Perth and Western Australia. Lonely Planet.
Fremlin, B. (1986). A wild heritage of Western Australia. St Georges Books.
Kirwan, J. H. (2008).Quokka [Image]. https://www.flickr.com/photos/johk/3234925638/
O’Brien, K., & Swaffer, A. (2005). West Coast Australia. Footprint.
Rottnest Island Authority. (n.d.). Quokkas. https://v1235.vividcluster2.crox.net.au/about/flora-and-fauna/quokkas
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HINT! |
Titles of books, magazines, journals, newspapers, webpages and DVDs should be placed in italics (if word processed) or underlined (if hand written).
The format description is placed in square brackets after the title and is used for the following sources:
[Audio podcast]
[Brochure]
[CD]
[Digital video]
[DVD]
[Image]
[Lecture notes]
[PowerPoint presentation]
[Television series]
[Video]
Reminder! |
When citing the publisher of a book, do not include terms such as Publishers, Co. or Inc.
Instead, provide the information as briefly as possible.
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HINT! |
To create a hanging indent in Word, highlight the text and press Ctrl + T.