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Harvard Referencing - Coggle Diagram
Harvard Referencing
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Bibliography
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Details of major items you may have consulted during your research but do not refer to in your report/essay.
Signal Phrases
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A Signal Phrase is a word or group of words that let your reader know when words and ideas in your writing come from another source.
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Common Knowledge
Information that is likely to appear in numerous sources and to be familiar to large numbers of people.
If you are not sure if the information you want to use meets
these definitions, cite it.
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Paraphrasing
What is a paraphrase?
In a paraphrase, your goal is to rewrite a statement into different words and with a different sentence structure without losing the original meaning of the text and while maintaining the same general length as the original.
Paraphrasing Correctly
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Using phrases directly from the source without putting them in quotation marks constitutes plagiarism.
Source
Any person or text (online, print, broadcast, etc.) from which you get information that you use in your writing.
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Writers perspective:
- Other people will know where to go to get more information
- I will get the credit (intellectually and, sometimes, financially)
and recognition I deserve
- My work can have a broader impact and can lead to
further research and the advancement of knowledge
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