Your Harvard Referencing still needs some work, as it is not in the right format yet. It's getting better, but it should be like this: - For an online article from a journal AUTHOR(S) (date) Title of article. Title of journal. [Online] Vol. no. (Part no./Issue/Month). Available from: DOI or web address [Accessed date]. For a newspaper article from an online source AUTHOR(S) (Year) Article title. Newspaper title. [Online] Day and Month (abbreviated). Available from: web address [Accessed date]. Websites in general AUTHOR(S) (Year) Title of document. [Type of resource] Organisation responsible (optional). Available from: web address [Accessed date].
Also, the Wikipedia sourcing is problematic as we did discuss that this is not a reliable source of information, but can be used as a starting point - therefore in the future you need to make sure of the facts from a more reliable research source.
Your Harvard Referencing still needs some work, as it is not in the right format yet. It's getting better, but it should be like this: -
ReplyDeleteFor an online article from a journal
AUTHOR(S) (date) Title of article. Title of journal. [Online] Vol. no. (Part no./Issue/Month). Available from:
DOI or web address [Accessed date].
For a newspaper article from an online source
AUTHOR(S) (Year) Article title. Newspaper title. [Online] Day and Month (abbreviated). Available from:
web address [Accessed date].
Websites in general
AUTHOR(S) (Year) Title of document. [Type of resource] Organisation responsible (optional). Available
from: web address [Accessed date].
Also, the Wikipedia sourcing is problematic as we did discuss that this is not a reliable source of information, but can be used as a starting point - therefore in the future you need to make sure of the facts from a more reliable research source.