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Referencing: systems and styles

Learn the difference between referencing systems and styles

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Using in-text citations effectively

Learn how in-text citations can do more than acknowledge a source.

Using Turnitin to develop referencing

Using the Turnitin and academic writing:practice space can help you to check if you referenced your sources.

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Acceptable use of AI

Find out about when you need to cite AI in your assignment.

Contact us

Find the Libchat widget in the bottom right corner of our library homepage:

https://www.utas.edu.au/library

A great option for asking a single, specific question, Monday to Friday, 9am to 4pm.


librarians@utas.edu.au

Email a brief explanation of your question or issue to Learning & Research Librarians, who monitor a shared mailbox from Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm.

To help us to respond more efficiently, extra details can be submitted via this form instead: https://utas.libwizard.com/f/Ask_Librarian
 

https://utas.libcal.com/appointments

Appointments may be requested for individual help with referencing if you have questions or issues that remain after following advice in this guide. 

Face-to-face appointments are offered in most locations and Zoom is available everywhere.

Phone: 03 6226 2130

You're welcome to call us between 9am-5pm, Monday to Friday.

Please note:

  • we may be unavailable to answer. If you leave a message we will return your call, usually within the same day
  • when speaking to you, we may redirect you to make an appointment so we can focus more effectively on the detail of your specific request

 

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Academic Reading, Critical Thinking, Essay Writing, Grammar, Making Better Notes, Oral Presentations, Revising for Exams, Time Management, and more.