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2 Places to reference
•In-text
•List at end (Reference list / Bibliography list)
•Example essay with referencing

In-Text
In-text Examples
Quote
•“The recession is coming!” (Smith, 2009, p.4).
•“The recession is coming!” (Brown, 2010, para.4).
Paraphrase
•Smith (2009) stated that Australia was likely to suffer a recession.
•In an interview in 2009, Smith explained that Australia was likely to suffer a recession.

In-Text
Information to include
•Author surname(s)
•Year of publication
•If it’s a direct quote include the page number, or if it’s from a long website, use the paragraph number or section

In-Text
Rules
•Use ‘&’ only in brackets
•3 -5 authors - use all names first time and then first person + et al. e.g. (Jones et al., 2005)
•6+ authors - always use first name + et al.
•In the same paragraph – only use the date the first time if using the same author again
•No author - use the title
–APA use “ ” (“Fire!”, 2009) and shorten title if it’s long
–“Fire! In the old building in Burleigh Heads!”

In-Text
Practice
Write the in-text reference for the articles on the handout
e.g. (Whitaker & Hartman, 2008)

In-Text
Practice - Answers
1.(Whittaker & Hartman, 2008)
2.(“Opportunity knocks”, 2009)
3.(Kormos & Csizér, 2008)
4.(Wright, 2009)
5.(US Environmental Protection Agency, 2011)
6.(Olympic.org, 2009)

In-Text
Citing and quoting examples
1.(“Opportunity knocks”, 2009, para. 4)
2.(Whittaker & Hartman, 2008, p.26)
3.(Kormos & Csizér, 2008, p.327)
4.(Wright, 2009, para 2)
5.(US Environmental Protection Agency, 2011, Emission Trends & Projections Section, para. 2)
OR
(US Environmental Protection Agency, 2011, para. 9)