Printed APA (6th ed.) referencing booklets are once again available for you to collect from the Library Help Desk. This updated version of the booklet includes an expanded explanation of why you need to reference things you use in your…
Printed APA (6th ed.) referencing booklets are once again available for you to collect from the Library Help Desk. This updated version of the booklet includes an expanded explanation of why you need to reference things you use in your…
Citavi is a powerful and increasingly popular project and reference management tool. The free version supports up to 100 references and offers the full range of tools as the purchased/licensed full version, so you can try everything Citavi has to…
Joining the existing cast of popular reference management apps, including Zotero and Mendeley, Citavi is an increasingly popular research project management tool that also supports reference management.
The ever popular dedicated referencing drop-in clinics are returning to the Library Atrium 11-12 am, 2-3 pm and 4-5 pm, Monday-Friday, starting on Monday 5 March 2018. Don’t forget that you can find our referencing advice online, get referencing help in person all the time Library desks…
“Referencing workshops have proven to be very helpful to me, and the staff are fantastic and always ready to help.” We realise that everyone needs help all at the same time, that’s why when you need them the most we…
Join Greta Friggens for the CCI Referencing & research drop-in clinics starting running Tuesday to Friday (16-19 January) from 2-4 pm in Library Seminar Room 1 (Room 0.25). Bring your problem assignments and get expert help both finding the information…
If you are studying anything but Law and have questions about OSCOLA referencing, friendly library referencing experts are here to help you at a dedicated drop-in clinic this Thursday, 11 January, 12-2 pm in Library Seminar Room 2 (Room 0.26).
Many electronic resources offer a happy little “cite” link that suggests what the resource provider thinks a reference for an article or ebook should look like. It is tempting to believe everything they say, copy and paste it into your…
We are extending our popular referencing drop-in clinics to include two Thursday evening clinics from 5.00 – 6.30 pm this week and next on Thursdays 23rd and 30th November in Library Seminar Room 1 (room 0.25). Everyone is welcome to…
Referencing drop-in clinics are here again! As well as being able to get help and advice on finding, accessing and referencing information all the time our usual desks are staffed, our dedicated referencing drop-in clinics return to the Library Atrium…
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