Which referencing style should you use?

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Sintesi

TLDRDenne opplæringen fra University of Reading's studiehjelpsteam guider deg gjennom ulike referansestiler. Referansepraksis er viktig på universitetsnivå for å sikre nøyaktighet og faglig integritet. Det finnes mange referansestiler, som Harvard, Vancouver, Oxford og MHRA, med forskjeller i hvordan in-tekst-sitater settes inn og hvordan informasjonen er organisert i sitatene. Riktig bruk av stil viser faglig profesjonalitet. Kursboken eller veiledningene for oppgaver vil vanligvis informere deg om hvilken stil som er passende. Verktøy som Microsoft Word kan hjelpe med å konvertere mellom stiler om nødvendig.

Punti di forza

  • 📚 Ulike referansestiler finnes på universitetsnivå.
  • 📝 Korrekt referansestil er essensiell for faglig arbeid.
  • 🔍 Kursboken gir informasjon om hvilken stil som skal brukes.
  • 💡 Microsoft Word kan endre referansestiler om nødvendig.
  • 🔗 Referansestil viser nøyaktighet i akademisk arbeid.

Linea temporale

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    Denne opplæringen handler om referansestiler fra University of Reading. Den fokuserer på hvordan referansestiler varierer i måten de setter inn teksthenvisninger og organiserer informasjon i siteringer. Opplæringen understreker viktigheten av å vite hvilken stil de skal bruke for sitt spesifikke studieprogram og hvordan dette er en profesjonell ferdighet som viser akademisk nøyaktighet. Det er viktig å følge retningslinjene gitt i studiehåndboken eller oppgaveinstruksjonene, og når i tvil, spør en veileder.

Mappa mentale

Video Domande e Risposte

  • Hvorfor er det viktig å bruke riktig referansestil?

    Å bruke riktig referansestil viser at du kan arbeide profesjonelt og nøye innenfor ditt fagområde.

  • Hvordan kan du finne ut hvilken referansestil du skal bruke?

    Du kan finne ut hvilken stil du skal bruke ved å sjekke kursboken eller oppdragsinstruksjonene.

  • Hva er forskjellen mellom Harvard og Vancouver referansestiler?

    Både Harvard og Vancouver plasserer in-tekst referanser i teksten i parenteser, men de plasserer publikasjonens dato like etter forfatterens navn.

  • Hva gjør MHRA referansestil egnet for engelsk litteratur?

    MHRA-stilen er egnet fordi den har regler for hyppige referanser til primærtekst som romaner eller dikt.

  • Hva kan du gjøre hvis du har brukt feil referansestil?

    Nyere versjoner av Microsoft Word har innebygde funksjoner for å omformatere referanser i forskjellige stiler.

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    welcome to this tutorial on referencing
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    styles from the University of Reading
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    study advice team the tutorial is
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    designed for you to go through at your
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    own pace and you can pause it at any
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    time everybody knows that referencing is
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    an important academic practice and it
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    becomes even more important when you're
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    studying at university level but it's
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    quite common for people to think that as
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    long as they have acknowledged the
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    source of their ideas and done so in a
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    way that means the reader can find the
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    source for themselves that means that
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    they have referenced correctly in fact
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    there are many different styles of
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    referencing this shows just one some of
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    the ones most frequently used at the
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    University of Reading you need to find
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    out which style is preferred by your
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    department or school and if you're
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    studying modules in more than one
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    department you may even need to learn
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    how to use different styles for
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    different modules it's enough to make
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    you hopping mad there are two main
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    differences you may need to pay
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    attention to the first is in the way the
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    in-text citations are inserted and the
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    second is how the information in the
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    citations is ordered in these examples
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    are commonly used styles you can see
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    that Harvard and Vancouver Styles both
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    put their in-text references in the body
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    of the text in brackets while Oxford and
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    MHRA
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    put them in footnotes in the full
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    citations the main difference is that
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    Harvard and Vancouver have the data
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    publication immediately after the author
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    while Oxford and MH are April it at the
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    end of the citation there are often
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    small variations on these that are
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    preferred within your department so you
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    must check the examples provided for you
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    you'll usually find these in the course
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    handbook
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    it might seem petty to worry about
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    things like where you put the dates but
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    there are good reasons for getting it
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    right
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    different referencing styles are chosen
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    because they work best with the kind of
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    sources you would frequently need to use
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    in your discipline for example for
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    instance MHRA or modern Humanities
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    Research Association style is preferred
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    by English literature at reading because
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    it has rules to help you when you have
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    to refer very frequently to the same
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    primary text a novel or poem for excel
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    another reason is that it shows you can
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    work academically that is that you are
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    thinking about all of the details and
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    the small things that you need to be
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    meticulous and rigorous about and you
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    are making sure that you get things
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    right just like if you're not careful
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    about your proofreading it will look as
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    if you don't care about your work if you
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    don't seem to care about guessing you're
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    referencing right your reader will start
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    to wonder what else you might not have
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    been careful about the last point is
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    that referencing is a key professional
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    skill for academia in the same way that
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    say knowing the Latin names for common
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    illnesses is for a doctor you might
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    still be able to cure those illnesses
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    without knowing the Latin names but you
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    wouldn't give the impression of being
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    very professional and that mulled make
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    it harder for your patients to trust
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    your advice you should be able to find
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    out which style to use in your course
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    handbook which is usually on blackboard
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    you should also carefully read any
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    instructions you're given with your
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    assignment you may be able may be asked
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    to do something different by a
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    particular tutor if you can't find any
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    specific advice of someone in your
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    department your course tutor personal
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    tutor or if your department has one you
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    ask advisor one tip is that recent
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    versions of Microsoft Word have an
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    inbuilt facility to reformat references
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    in different styles so if you've already
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    used one style and you find you should
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    have used another you may be able to use
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    this to revise your citations be aware
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    though that the facility only has a
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    limited number of cells to choose from
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    so to sum up there are many referencing
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    styles and you need to make sure you're
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    using the right one for your module
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    using the right spell isn't just about
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    being petty it shows you can work
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    professionally and thoughtfully within
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    your academic discipline the best place
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    to check which style you should use is
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    in your course handbook or assignment
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    instructions if in doubt ask someone
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    else don't just guess
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