C
ite Them Right is a user-friendly online resource which helps students reference correctly and understand how to avoid plagiarism. Based on the renowned book, now in its 9th edition, Cite Them Right grew from a basic referencing booklet by learning advisor Graham Shields into a popular guide developed with academic librarian, Richard Pears and later evolved to this online referencing tool. There is an extensive range of source types, all with examples, including: books; journals; media and art; digital and internet; research; legal material; social media; blogs; and graffiti. Guidance is offered for Harvard, APA, MLA, MHRA, Chicago, Oscola, Vancouver and IEEE referencing styles.
Key Features • Interactive Learning Tutorial: This hour-long tutorial teaches students the core academic principles behind accurate referencing and avoiding plagiarism, instilling good practice for the rest of their academic careers. • You Try—an interactive feature for building references. It enables students to easily construct their own references by replacing example text with your own information, placing it into your work or emailing it to yourself • Extensive coverage: Cite Them Right offers guidance in 7 of the most common referencing styles and across hundreds of sources
Benefits for Students • Encourages students to identify and correct their own referencing mistakes • Offers an interactive tutorial that can be incorporated into a skills workshop or set as homework • Supports students in developing their academic integrity
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