Harvard Referencing Tutorial

[@QuentinWalters-hj7ob]

Now I can list this video as one of my references🙂

[@koketsochibidika8653]

SO I WANT TO KNOW HOW DO I DISTINGUISH MY OWN WORDS FROM THE AUTHORS WORDS

[@beybladebattels3751]

paraphrase it

[@violakabigabwa9240]

This is absolutely the best and easy to understand, you made so easy until I start practising. Thank you so much.

[@polletzwane5969]

I've been struggling for weeks now trying to read through Harvard Referencing Style guidelines which did not help me much. This tutorial was very much helpful, thank you.

[@keystonerenovation8687]

This video was great, thank you for the tutorial, it has answered all my questions.

[@sloane290]

All??

[@seemlyme]

Breathing Sound in the microphone, so bad without filter

[@Freespch]

Thanks, it proved to be very useful in making my academic life easy.

[@kanzadawood4631]

Perfect tutorial. I did not a single thing about referencing. this video helped me alot :) (Y)

[@thefootballpanda3317]

Good job LSB...this was clear, up to point, and simply explained. Loved it !!

[@lts195]

Best information provided ever related to harvard referencing

[@mohamedhaidermohamedkaan4052]

Very useful, also she gave easy examples to understand very quickly.

[@MW-ty5zw]

I have an exam where I have to take out the essentials from about 1000 pages and present them in 5-8 pages. Thing is, this leaves very little space for my own thoughts. Nothing is pretty much my own ideas so should I put that (NNNN, YYYY) after EVERY bloody sentence pretty much?

[@triplea7071]

this video is addition to my life on earth

[@piladaniso839]

its very useful, thank you

[@junior123ization]

Very interesting & great video my friend

[@rambam-ng3cu]

Great job. However, if the book is not the first edition we write, edn not ed as ed is refer to the editors not the edition

[@ramasamyrouven1751]

Hello from Mauritius,Thank you thank you so much. Very very useful video.

[@elizabethbarnes2339]

How do I reference my Art work?

[@nahidshakib1272]

thank you so much. This is so satisfying.

[@peace8294]

Thank you😊

[@bryanvanloo5454]

For in-text citing a "website" (BBC date viewed) ?? If no publishing date?

[@patpathinayake3586]

Thank you so much. Such a beautiful clear voice. Please could you tell me is this same as Harvard Referencing used at University of Portsmouth? How does APA 6 fit in please?

[@cynthiamon5166]

well-explained

[@M.AnasVirk04]

Good job

[@addyybrown4661]

Very helpful

[@UsuallyAbdul]

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[@simansaida5677]

Hard to see the small print.

[@johanw1163]

Thank you very much for this tutorial. It is great, it answered all my questions on how to reference websites.
Just have one thing to say that bothers me and that is all the Pop sounds. Please use a pop filter over the mic next time when recording. Otherwise great video.
And for you people who thinks that she is talking to slow, you can just press on the preference button and change "speed" to 1.25 and then it will sound as if she was talking normally.

[@cuthbertmusavengana7761]

very helpful thank you

[@찌호-f1m]

very helpful, It would be best for tutorial

[@princecharles8964]

Thank you

[@chiaraalunaa9008]

Thank you so much!! I have one question: I used a bunch of articles about various studies that were written by authors that did not conduct these studies for my EPQ - they just wrote an article about them. How do I reference this? Like, for example, if I write about a study of a researcher named Parker that I read about in an article by an author named Baker, do I reference Baker, Parker or both?

[@emmajohns896]

I’m doing my epq atm did you find out the answer ?? X

[@jamzy24]

@@emmajohns896 pretty sure you do “Baker said (cited in Parker [year]) that…”

[@jamzy24]

the other way around i mean as it’s cited in baker

[@sagarsingha3670]

how you reference from Kindle

[@moulayomar7873]

Thanks For help

[@antrikshkhadgata3773]

thanks a ton

[@jo-annejenneker7656]

Harvard Referencing Tutorial

[@azbz8346]

it was fantastic useful !

[@TilawatEQuran030]

Net tutorial was very nice impressive but I'm confused in few things I wish I could get get your contact and I will get back to you because I have a document in which I have two references them Tu API and MLA and Harvard citation

[@glenforbes8159]

What should i do when the website page doesn't have the year that it was published? please help

[@Londonsouthbankuni]

If you need help with referencing then we recommend booking a session with the Skills for Learning team. They provide Academic Practices, English Language and Maths and Stats support. You can contact them on [e-mail] or call 020 7815 6454.

[@onfire6520]

I think you write (no date). Idk tho

[@londonmax4935]

Thank u

[@enoachobed7223]

Thank You. It was very helpful.

[@spadaacca]

Is this Harvard or APA?!

[@JohnSmith-cl2sq]

Is Harvard referencing the same in any university? I am in an Institute of Technology in Ireland

[@mikhailflint9228]

your school should tell you what referencing way you should use

[@waqasahmed9574]

for medical sciences, it is used widely but APA is usually adapted for Behavioral or Social Sciences.I love Irish Dancing:)

[@BethD765]

Hi

[@mba2764]

Good job

[@shalumrelaxation7084]

Thank you,

[@chidinmannoruka7484]

what if the website does not have a date when it was last updated? how do i do it in that case?

[@Malik.essadi]

+Chidinma Nnoruka the url and title are most important

[@waqasahmed9574]

Search Primary source and mention the way it was cited there.Anyways,this is very less likely.