Referencing is essential practice for university students. When producing academic work and completing assignments you are required to refer to the sources you use. There are several reasons for this:
To find out more about how to reference please visit the referencing guide using the link below:
The Learning Development Service (LDS) at Queen's have created cite2write, a collection of online tutorials to assist with referencing.
To access cite2write click on the following link:
They have also created a guide to help with citing in the main body of text and listing references at the end of assignments. It can be accessed via the link below:
For any referencing queries, contact LDS via the following page:
Cite Them Right is an online resource that provides clear and concise guidance on referencing. It contains in-text citation and reference list examples. It can be accessed via the following link:
Cite Them Right is also available as a print book and can be borrowed from the library. Click the book title below to see where it is located:
Reference management software (also called bibliographic management or citation management) can save you a great deal of time and effort when you are writing a paper, dissertation or thesis.
It enables you to store the references you collect while searching the literature, and will automatically format the citations in a word document, and produce a list of references at the end of that document formatted in the style of your choice (e.g. Harvard, Vancouver).
The reference management tool that the library subscribes to is EndNote. For more information, click on the EndNote tab on top of this page.