Why should you cite references?When to cite or reference?When not to cite or reference?Activity 1 - when to cite
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Welcome

This module will help you understand:

  • The principles of referencing
  • Why you need to reference the information you use
  • When you need to reference
  • How to cite your sources of information using the Harvard referencing style
  • How to quote material
  • How to compile and write a reference list using the Harvard referencing style

 

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