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1. library.port.ac.uk › referencingReferencing - University of Portsmouth Library

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   Referencing is a vital part of your academic studies and research at University of Portsmouth. Choose the referencing style you use for detailed guidance and examples for a wide range of material. Chicago - Students in History use the latest edition of Chicago referencing. Support is provided within SASHPL and guidance is on Moodle.

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     APA 7th Edition is the most commonly used referencing style...

2. library.port.ac.uk › ref › page2University of Portsmouth Library - Referencing

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   APA 7th Edition is the most commonly used referencing style here at the University of Portsmouth. Below you will find general guidance on how to reference and cite using APA 7th Edition, as well as examples for the specific sources you are likely to use in your assignments. Your department or lecturer may prefer you to reference sources ...

3. myport.port.ac.uk › study-skills › research-readingResearch, reading, referencing and citation | Student ...

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   The Academic Skills team can help with developing your writing, managing assessments, and approaching academic tasks. You can contact the team from Monday to Thursday 8.30am–5.00pm and Friday 8.30am–4.00pm. You can book a tutorial by contacting academicskills@port.ac.uk or phone 023 92843462. In-person tutorials are also available by ...

4. myport.port.ac.uk › study-skills › research-readingEffective Reading | Help and Advice - University of Portsmouth

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   Use your assignment plan to plan your reading and identify resources that discuss your questions or ideas. Read article abstracts and browse the contents pages of books to check they look useful before you spend time on a resource. Consider what words or phrases will help you search effectively online. Record your sources.

5. elearning.port.ac.uk › body › ReferencingBibliographic References Harvard format APA style

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   Unpublished undergraduate dissertation, University of Portsmouth, Portsmouth. No author If a work is signed Anonymous, your reference must begin with the word Anonymous, followed by

6. pure.port.ac.uk › ws › portalfilesR@P: developing and promoting the Referencing@ Portsmouth service

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   the Referencing@ Portsmouth service James Matthews Floor manager, Social Sciences, University Library, Portsmouth Tel: 023 9284 3241 E-mail: james.matthews@port.ac.uk Roisin Gwyer University Librarian, University Library, Portsmouth Tel: 023 9284 3221 E-mail: roisin.gwyer@port.ac.uk Linda Jones Faculty Librarian, Law and Criminology,

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   What referencing style should I use at University of Portsmouth?

   • Referencing is a vital part of your academic studies and research at University of Portsmouth. Choose the referencing style you use for detailed guidance and examples for a wide range of material. Chicago - Students in History use the latest edition of Chicago referencing. Support is provided within SASHPL and guidance is on Moodle

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   Where can I get advice on referencing across the University of Portsmouth?

   • The library at the University of Portsmouth (UoP) has for some years been providing advice on referencing across the institution, either at enquiry desks or through subject/faculty librar-ians.

   R@P: developing and promoting the Referencing@ Portsmouth service

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   How do I contact referencing@portsmouth?

   • Start with the guidance here on Referencing@Portsmouth. If you have a quick referencing question or need help immediately chat to us online using the blue button on the right-hand side of every webpage. If you need more help you can book an online referencing appointment or visit our Library Skills Drop-Ins for face-to-face help (Mon-Fri, 11am-3pm)

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   Why did Portsmouth introduce penalties for poor referencing?

   • The introduction of penalties for poor referencing meant that students were seeking advice from library staff, from academic tutors and from the university’s academic skills unit and there was a worry about consistency of advice. Dive into the research topics of 'R@P: developing and promoting the Referencing@Portsmouth service'.

   R@P: developing and promoting the Referencing@Portsmouth service

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   What is the referencing page?

   • Our referencing page helps you reference sources correctly with guidance for an extensive range of print and online sources. Visit the Library blog for advice on study, student living and resources, news and technology highlights plus random fun or topical items which may be of interest.

   University of Portsmouth Library - Referencing @ Portsmouth

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   Where can I find information about APA referencing?

   • Visit the Library blog for advice on study, student living and resources, news and technology highlights plus random fun or topical items which may be of interest. APA 7th Edition is the most commonly used referencing style here at the University of Portsmouth.

   University of Portsmouth Library - Referencing

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   N2 - The library at the University of Portsmouth (UoP) has for some years been providing advice on referencing across the institution, either at enquiry desks or through subject/faculty librarians.In addition, annually updated short guidesto Vancouver and Harvard (American Psychological Association variant) were produced by thelibrary, and distributed to new students in their thousands.