
How to Write Citations, References and Bibliographies
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How to Write Citations, References and Bibliographies
Learn how to cite sources and use references to write bibliographies in this free online academic writing course.
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In this free course, you will learn how to:
- Explain the concept and importance of documenting sources
- Describe what sources should be cited in academic writing
- Define ‘citations’, ‘references’ and ‘bibliography’
- Discuss the different roles of citations and references in bibliographies
- Outline the role of style guides or manuals in academic writing
- List the various types of style guides or manuals used in research
- Discuss the benefits of reference management systems
- Summarise the importance of reference management systems in organising the sources of your information
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