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Referencing

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Plagiarism:  the representation of the ideas or work of another person as your own 

Detecting plagiarism: A simple google search for the sentence:  -

 

“Ancient Egypt was an ancient civilization of Northeastern Africa”,  will uncover the following result – source  Wikipedia.

 

Students are responsible for ensuring that all work submitted is authentic, with the work or ideas of others fully and correctly acknowledged. If you quote or base your ideas on another person’s work, you must cite the source used. Students are expected to review their work carefully to ensure they have not committed plagiarism.

 

All references should be acknowledged- this applies to all data, pictures, diagrams, illustrations, films, statistics, maps etc.

 

Gilmore Girls College uses the Harvard author-date style of referencing.

 

There are two parts to referencing:

1. In- text citation: if quoting directly from a source cite author/s name and page number directly after the quote in the body of your work eg. (Smith &Williams  p5)

2. A complete list of all references used on a seperate page is required - Bibliography

 

Bibliography Layout

A Bibiliography is a list of all the resources you used to complete your project.

 

It is submitted on a separate piece of paper – arranged alphabetically by author’s surname or by title if the author is unknown.

 

The Harvard citation style can vary in minor features such as punctuation, capitalisation, abbreviation and the use of italics. Whatever your preference  be consistent in your approach  eg. you may underline the Title or type it in italics   - you can use commas, or full stops.

 

 

Students are encouraged to use online citation generators to ensure correct formatting of bibliographies:

 

www.CiteThisForMe.com

 

 

Follow the examples below when referencing your sources: (Autocite option)

 

Books

 

 

 

Book with one author

Surname, Christian name. Year Published. Title. Edition. Publisher. City Published. Pages

Box ,N. (2011) “VCE Accounting Units 1&2”. 5th ed. Macmillan Education. Melbourne. p1-5

 

Books with two or more authors

Surname, Christian name 1. Surname , Christian name 2. Year Published. Title. Publisher.  City Published. Pages

 Brown, Julia and others (2007). “Sewing”. MacMillan Publishing. Sydney. p15-19

 

Books with no author

Title.  Year Published.  Publisher.  City Published.  Pages

“A Matter of Time”.  (2006), Oxford Press, London. p 58-60

 

Books with Corporate authorship

Organisation. Year. Title. City Publication. Pages

VCTA Compak. 2012. Accounting Standards. Melbourne pp24

 

Books with no date

Surname, Christian name. Title. Publisher. City  Published. Pages

Stanford, John. “Eating disorders”.  R&R Publications. Richmond. Victoria. p13

 

Encyclopedia  article

Title of Article.  Date Published . Encyclopedia. Volume Number. Publisher. City Published. Pages

Supersonic Flight” (1991).Kingfisher Science Encyclopedia.Vol. 9. Kingfisher Books. London p248-254

 

Website with an author/organisation - (Autocite option)

 

 

 

Author/Organisation. Year Publication/update. Title.  Location.  URL address. View date

China.mrdonn.org (nd) “Ancient China for Kids”. [Online]. http://www.china.mrdonn.org/index.html [accessed 26 November 2012]

 

 

Website with no identifiable author

Web PageTitle. Date published/updated. Location. URL address.View date

 The Butterfly Website. (2009). [Online]. http://butterflywebsite.com/ [accessed 25 February 2009]

 

Online Images

 

 


 

Author/Organisation. Date Published Title. File type. Location. URL address.View date

Fanpop (2012) Jessica Rabbit.jpg [image online] Available at: http://www.fanpop.com/clubs/jessica-rabbit/images [Accessed: 16 October 2012].  

                                        or

Annorexia.jpg (2001), (Online image), www.newexpression.org/nov01/annorexia.jpg [accessed 4 Aug 2011]

 

Newspaper article

 

 

Surname, Christian name. Publishing date. Article Title. Newspaper. Date. Pages

 Lewis, S. (2012) “Just put up or shut up”. Herald Sun. 26 November, p2

 

CD ROM

Title. Published date. Title CD ROM. Publisher. City of Publication

“Trumpets” (2002). Encarta Encyclopedia Standard. (CD ROM). Microsoft.London

 

 

Magazine article

Surname,Christian name.Year Published. Title.Magazine.Volume Number.Pages

 Hetherington, N. (2001). “Eating disorders”. Women’s Fitness and Sport. vol. 7, p56-59.

 

Film or DVD

 

 

Title Film/DVD. Production Year. Format. Film location. Producer

Tomorrow, When the War Began (2010) [film] Australia: Paramount Pictures.

 

Click here for additional examples

 

 

Example of Bibliography

 

 

References

  • China.mrdonn.org (n.d.) Ancient China for Kids. [online] Available at: http://china.mrdonn.org/index.html [Accessed: 26 Nov 2012].
  • Fanpop (2012) Jessica Rabbit. [image online] Available at: Fanpop (2012) Jessica Rabbit. [image online] Available at: http://www.fanpop.com/clubs/jessica-rabbit/images [Accessed: 16 October 2011]. [Accessed: 26 November 2012].
  • Lewis, S. (2012) Just put up or shut up. Herald Sun, 26 November, p.2. 
  • Smith, M. (2011) Small Businesses Issues. Interviewed by Sarah Wilson [in person] Footscray, 25 July 2011. 
  • Tomorrow, When the War Began (2010) [film] Australia: Paramount Pictures. 

 

For more information on referencing go to University of Western Australia website.

 

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