Online referencing generator

This useful and user-friendly resource was shared on the school library list serv - developed by the School Library Association of South Australia, this online referencing generator helps students understand the process and elements of citing sources correctly. There are three levels, for Junior, Middle and Senior school.

http://www.slasa.asn.au/org/

Citing sources

Here is some information on citing soures (shared on the list serv by Janet McFadden from the Wellington EdLib group), as well as a couple of other websites which may be of interest...

• Catherine Doughty of Whitireia Community Polytechnic has shared information about citing of sources and the approach they use to teach this (contact Jeannie.skinner@natlib.govt.nz if you would like to be sent a pdf copy of this.)
• This guide (thanks to Barbara Garriock) comes from MIT, and Sue Roylance who developed them is happy to share them.
  http://library.manukau.ac.nz/pdfs/apa2008.pdf (this is the long version) http://library.manukau.ac.nz/pdfs/miniapa2008.pdf (the brief version)
• This guide is from the University of Auckland - it seems very clear and uses a student-friendly approach http://cite.auckland.ac.nz/

• http://librarymedia.northandoverpublicschools.com/bibliographic-format.html

• http://www.tekmom.com/cite/index.html

• Check out the Tool Box on various EPIC databases eg Discovering collection, where there is information on using information including citing sources....