Footnotes and Bibliographies
The AGLC Referencing Style has two main features, in-text reference numbers with accompanying footnotes which appear within the text of your assignment and are used to acknowledge each source you use and the bibliography which appears at the end of your assignment and is a complete list of everything you have cited.
In-text References
A footnote is an additional piece of information printed at the bottom of a page.
Chapter 1 of the AGLC Rules details when to use a footnote and how to add footnotes.
Note: We have created a dedicated page to footnotes in this Guide, see here.
The Bibliography
Your bibliography is a list of all the sources that you have referred to or used in your assignment, usually located at the end of the assignment.
Sources in the bibliography should be categorised under headings as per AGLC, Rule 1.13.
Note: There are no full-stops at the end of each source in the bibliography.