Chapter 1: Harvard Citing and Referencing Style

The Harvard referencing style is used by The University of Liverpool's online management programmes.
This video will cover:
- How to cite and reference multiple sources.
- How to create references for multimedia sources - Websites, ejournals, etc.
- How students can cite themselves

[@floraiwezor799]

I thought you're supposed to put ., after an et al. E.g (Jones et al., 2020). In Harvard referencing style.

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[@GrahamLeach]

I notice there are what appears to be errors in this presentation:
There appears to be a comma missing in Example 3 citation at 3:10
Note the final bibliography entry at 9:58 and compare it to the one at 6:58. They differ

[@innocentsiachitoba9616]

thank you...easy to follow

[@dracomalfidus5961]

What I did not understand is, if I cite secondary source in text citation, for example (Peterson, 2013, as cited in Larsson, 2019). I think that Larsson, 2019 is a book which I am looking at now right? This is how I knew it all the time.

[@divamamadora6322]

He has not mentioned anything about indirect citation style. E.g. I want to paraphrase author's opinion which can be just one sentence or one paragraph and that means I will not be quoting it directly then shall I put page number anyway? Peterson (2019) says that bla bla bla (in my own words) shall I put page number anyway?

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thank you! your video came in handy when i am nearing deadline and professors refuse to respond. thank you again!

[@aselleabigo7451]

Please, how do I list this to appear Like (Johnson et al, 2009) when the authors are numerous? Please, I also like to know how to insert this in my word menu if you know how to do this.it saves me time and I could copy from my master list. I keep getting it wrong these days. Fatigue maybe? lol
Thanks

[@carolbaker6905]

Hi David I enjoyed your you tube I am doing foundation degree at Liverpool and I have a good quality A level English qualification but for some reason I find referencing something that I get confused with and it pulls down my marks is there anything else I can do to remember when writing assignments. lv carol xx

[@MrWeeRhys]

Thankyou this seems helpful, as far as mistakes go i hope this is a good enough way of doing references for university work.

[@mohanneds_clinic]

Thanks a lot this has been helpful.

[@whitthreadmashiane3249]

we using Harvard but still different from what am seeing here. like the use of brackets

[@shapopijaphet4959]

Failed miserably my last 3 assignments, how I wish I discovered this rather soon. og!!!! Thanks.

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Need assistance on how to do project research using Harvard style referencing..

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How do I reference the use of a picture that I found online and want to use in my presentation?

[@missfavoured]

Is it possible to use this citation style as footnote? I'm writing a business work.

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Precise and made easy to understand. Thank you.

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Really useful and very clearly explained. Thanks

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Is there a citation from an audio book

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Great work, good explanation

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