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Find, access and use information effectively: a step-by-step guide
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Find, access and use information effectively: a step-by-step guide: Referencing
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Harvard (Stellenbosch) examples A-Z
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Use responsibly: Why cite and reference?
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Please click on the links below for the relevant pages
Use responsibly: Why do I need to cite and reference?
Referencing elements (rules)
Layout of sources according to Harvard referencing method.
Harvard (Stellenbosch) examples A-Z list
A-Z list of Harvard referencing examples (in-text referencing and reference list).
Includes examples of layout of bibliographic records.
APA 6th Ed Examples A-Z list
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Reference management: Mendeley
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