Parenthetical referencing - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 16:14, 8 November 2021

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	* Anon. if the author is unknown.		* Anon. if the author is unknown.

−	== Citing articles on Designing Buildings ==	+	= Citing articles on Designing Buildings =

−	See Citing an article on Designing Buildings.	+	See [[Citing_an_article_on_Designing_Buildings\|Citing an article on Designing Buildings]].

	[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:Do_not_autolink]] [[Category:Site_Information]]		[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:Do_not_autolink]] [[Category:Site_Information]]

Designing Buildings at 16:14, 8 November 2021

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	* n.p if the place of publication or publisher is unknown.		* n.p if the place of publication or publisher is unknown.
	* Anon. if the author is unknown.		* Anon. if the author is unknown.
		+
		+	== Citing articles on Designing Buildings ==
		+
		+	See Citing an article on Designing Buildings.

	[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:Do_not_autolink]] [[Category:Site_Information]]		[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:Do_not_autolink]] [[Category:Site_Information]]

Designing Buildings at 06:54, 30 November 2020

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

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	The (author, date) within the text can be presented as:		The (author, date) within the text can be presented as:
−	*(author, date).	+
−	*(author, date a,b,c etc) with references a,b,c etc. in date order if more than one publication is cited from the same author from the same year.	+	* (author, date).
−	*(author 1 and author 2, date) if there are two authors.	+	* (author, date a,b,c etc) with references a,b,c etc. in date order if more than one publication is cited from the same author from the same year.
−	*(author et al. date) if there are more than two authors.	+	* (author 1 and author 2, date) if there are two authors.
−	*(author, date, P.No.) if a particular page number is being cited.	+	* (author et al. date) if there are more than two authors.
		+	* (author, date, P.No.) if a particular page number is being cited.

	= Full reference =		= Full reference =
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	== Book: ==		== Book: ==
−	*Surname, Initial of author(s). (date of publication) Name of publication, Place of publication, Name of publisher.	+
		+	* Surname, Initial of author(s). (date of publication) Name of publication, Place of publication, Name of publisher.

	== Journal: ==		== Journal: ==
−	*Surname, Initial of author(s). (date of publication) Article title, Journal name, volume, pages.	+
		+	* Surname, Initial of author(s). (date of publication) Article title, Journal name, volume, pages.

	== Online content: ==		== Online content: ==
−	*Surname, Initial of author(s) or editor(s). or organisation name (date of publication if known) Title, Place of publication (if known), Name of publisher (if known). Available from: URL [Accessed Date]. Ideally the accessed date should include a time. This is necessary for editable content that might change through the course of a day.	+
		+	* Surname, Initial of author(s) or editor(s). or organisation name (date of publication if known) Title, Place of publication (if known), Name of publisher (if known). Available from: URL [Accessed Date]. Ideally the accessed date should include a time. This is necessary for editable content that might change through the course of a day.

	== Chapter in multi-contributor book ==		== Chapter in multi-contributor book ==
−	*Surname, Initial of author(s). of chapter. (date of publication) Title of chapter, in Surname, Initial of author(s) of book, Name of publication, Place of publication, Name of publisher, pages.	+
		+	* Surname, Initial of author(s). of chapter. (date of publication) Title of chapter, in Surname, Initial of author(s) of book, Name of publication, Place of publication, Name of publisher, pages.

	== Unknown information ==		== Unknown information ==
−	*n.d if the date of publication is unknown.
−	*n.p if the place of publication or publisher is unknown.
−	*Anon. if the author is unknown.

−	[[Category:Do_not_autolink]]	+	* n.d if the date of publication is unknown.
−	[[Category:Site_Information]]	+	* n.p if the place of publication or publisher is unknown.
		+	* Anon. if the author is unknown.
		+
		+	[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:Do_not_autolink]] [[Category:Site_Information]]

Designing Buildings: Reverted edits by 212.159.76.197 (talk) to last revision by Designing Buildings

2018-03-13T07:56:26Z

Reverted edits by 212.159.76.197 (talk) to last revision by Designing Buildings

← Older revision		Revision as of 07:56, 13 March 2018
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		+
	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

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	The (author, date) within the text can be presented as:		The (author, date) within the text can be presented as:
−		+	*(author, date).
−	* (author, date).	+	*(author, date a,b,c etc) with references a,b,c etc. in date order if more than one publication is cited from the same author from the same year.
−	* (author, date a,b,c etc) with references a,b,c etc. in date order if more than one publication is cited from the same author from the same year.	+	*(author 1 and author 2, date) if there are two authors.
−	* (author 1 and author 2, date) if there are two authors.	+	*(author et al. date) if there are more than two authors.
−	* (author et al. date) if there are more than two authors.	+	*(author, date, P.No.) if a particular page number is being cited.
−	* (author, date, P.No.) if a particular page number is being cited.	+

	= Full reference =		= Full reference =
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	== Book: ==		== Book: ==
−		+	*Surname, Initial of author(s). (date of publication) Name of publication, Place of publication, Name of publisher.
−	* Surname, Initial of author(s). (date of publication) Name of publication, Place of publication, Name of publisher.	+

	== Journal: ==		== Journal: ==
−		+	*Surname, Initial of author(s). (date of publication) Article title, Journal name, volume, pages.
−	* Surname, Initial of author(s). (date of publication) Article title, Journal name, volume, pages.	+

	== Online content: ==		== Online content: ==
−		+	*Surname, Initial of author(s) or editor(s). or organisation name (date of publication if known) Title, Place of publication (if known), Name of publisher (if known). Available from: URL [Accessed Date]. Ideally the accessed date should include a time. This is necessary for editable content that might change through the course of a day.
−	* Surname, Initial of author(s) or editor(s). or organisation name (date of publication if known) Title, Place of publication (if known), Name of publisher (if known). Available from: URL [Accessed Date]. Ideally the accessed date should include a time. This is necessary for editable content that might change through the course of a day.	+

	== Chapter in multi-contributor book ==		== Chapter in multi-contributor book ==
−		+	*Surname, Initial of author(s). of chapter. (date of publication) Title of chapter, in Surname, Initial of author(s) of book, Name of publication, Place of publication, Name of publisher, pages.
−	* Surname, Initial of author(s). of chapter. (date of publication) Title of chapter, in Surname, Initial of author(s) of book, Name of publication, Place of publication, Name of publisher, pages.	+

	== Unknown information ==		== Unknown information ==
		+	*n.d if the date of publication is unknown.
		+	*n.p if the place of publication or publisher is unknown.
		+	*Anon. if the author is unknown.

−	* n.d if the date of publication is unknown.	+	[[Category:Do_not_autolink]]
−	* n.p if the place of publication or publisher is unknown.	+	[[Category:Site_Information]]
−	* Anon. if the author is unknown.	+
−		+
−	~~== Zotero Referencing software (Freeware) ==~~	+
−		+
−	There are various software available, (Endnote (formerly Reference Manager), RefWorks, and Mendeley) and none are completely free and all have quote a high learning curve. Zotero is free and supports many universities and other referencing styles (just download and install). Zotero comes with 300mb online storage for your references and attached files, a feature which can be switched off, leaving all of your 300mb for reference information storage only.	+
−		+
−	Zotero works by having a standalone program you can install (Windows, Apple Mac and Linux), this works with MS Word, so both need to be open at the same time, and has plugins or extensions you install into firefox and chrome, which allow you to easily save webpages and internet information. References can be added by these plugins/extensions, or by dragging and dropping the pdf/acrobat file or using Amazon or [http://books.google.com http://books.google.com] (recommended) sites. Books.google.com has a useful "Download Reference" feature so that the file containing the reference information can be clicked and zotero will automatically want to add it.	+
−		+
−	Within Word, Zotero provides a plugin which is needed to make the referncing work, you just click on Zotero tab, then "Add ref" and type a part of the reference you already have saved in and zotero lists the relevant sources.	+
−		+
−	~~See [http://www.zotero.org Zotero Referencing Software] and [http://Books.google.com Books.google.com]~~	+
−		+
−	[[Category:Do_not_autolink]] [[Category:Site_Information]]	+

212.159.76.197 at 02:15, 13 March 2018

2018-03-13T02:15:26Z

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	== Zotero Referencing software (Freeware) ==		== Zotero Referencing software (Freeware) ==

−	There are various software available, (Endnote~~, RefWorks, Mendeley,~~ Reference Manager, and ~~BibTex~~) and ~~they all work well, however~~ none are free and all have quote a high learning curve. Zotero is free and supports many universities and other referencing styles (just download and install).	+	There are various software available, (Endnote (formerly Reference Manager), RefWorks, and Mendeley) and none are completely free and all have quote a high learning curve. Zotero is free and supports many universities and other referencing styles (just download and install). Zotero comes with 300mb online storage for your references and attached files, a feature which can be switched off, leaving all of your 300mb for reference information storage only.

−	Zotero works by having a standalone program you can install, this works with MS Word, so both need to be open at the same time, and has plugins or extensions you install into firefox and chrome, which allow you to easily save webpages and internet information. References can be added by these plugins/extensions, or by dragging and dropping the pdf/acrobat file or using Amazon or http://books.google.com (recommended) sites. Books.google.com has a useful "Download Reference" feature so that the file containing the reference information can be clicked and zotero will automatically want to add it.	+	Zotero works by having a standalone program you can install (Windows, Apple Mac and Linux), this works with MS Word, so both need to be open at the same time, and has plugins or extensions you install into firefox and chrome, which allow you to easily save webpages and internet information. References can be added by these plugins/extensions, or by dragging and dropping the pdf/acrobat file or using Amazon or [http://books.google.com http://books.google.com] (recommended) sites. Books.google.com has a useful "Download Reference" feature so that the file containing the reference information can be clicked and zotero will automatically want to add it.

	Within Word, Zotero provides a plugin which is needed to make the referncing work, you just click on Zotero tab, then "Add ref" and type a part of the reference you already have saved in and zotero lists the relevant sources.		Within Word, Zotero provides a plugin which is needed to make the referncing work, you just click on Zotero tab, then "Add ref" and type a part of the reference you already have saved in and zotero lists the relevant sources.

212.159.76.197 at 01:59, 13 March 2018

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← Older revision		Revision as of 01:59, 13 March 2018
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−
	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

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	The (author, date) within the text can be presented as:		The (author, date) within the text can be presented as:
−	*(author, date).	+
−	*(author, date a,b,c etc) with references a,b,c etc. in date order if more than one publication is cited from the same author from the same year.	+	* (author, date).
−	*(author 1 and author 2, date) if there are two authors.	+	* (author, date a,b,c etc) with references a,b,c etc. in date order if more than one publication is cited from the same author from the same year.
−	*(author et al. date) if there are more than two authors.	+	* (author 1 and author 2, date) if there are two authors.
−	*(author, date, P.No.) if a particular page number is being cited.	+	* (author et al. date) if there are more than two authors.
		+	* (author, date, P.No.) if a particular page number is being cited.

	= Full reference =		= Full reference =
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	== Book: ==		== Book: ==
−	*Surname, Initial of author(s). (date of publication) Name of publication, Place of publication, Name of publisher.	+
		+	* Surname, Initial of author(s). (date of publication) Name of publication, Place of publication, Name of publisher.

	== Journal: ==		== Journal: ==
−	*Surname, Initial of author(s). (date of publication) Article title, Journal name, volume, pages.	+
		+	* Surname, Initial of author(s). (date of publication) Article title, Journal name, volume, pages.

	== Online content: ==		== Online content: ==
−	*Surname, Initial of author(s) or editor(s). or organisation name (date of publication if known) Title, Place of publication (if known), Name of publisher (if known). Available from: URL [Accessed Date]. Ideally the accessed date should include a time. This is necessary for editable content that might change through the course of a day.	+
		+	* Surname, Initial of author(s) or editor(s). or organisation name (date of publication if known) Title, Place of publication (if known), Name of publisher (if known). Available from: URL [Accessed Date]. Ideally the accessed date should include a time. This is necessary for editable content that might change through the course of a day.

	== Chapter in multi-contributor book ==		== Chapter in multi-contributor book ==
−	*Surname, Initial of author(s). of chapter. (date of publication) Title of chapter, in Surname, Initial of author(s) of book, Name of publication, Place of publication, Name of publisher, pages.	+
		+	* Surname, Initial of author(s). of chapter. (date of publication) Title of chapter, in Surname, Initial of author(s) of book, Name of publication, Place of publication, Name of publisher, pages.

	== Unknown information ==		== Unknown information ==
−	*n.d if the date of publication is unknown.
−	*n.p if the place of publication or publisher is unknown.
−	*Anon. if the author is unknown.

−	[[Category:Do_not_autolink]]	+	* n.d if the date of publication is unknown.
−	[[Category:Site_Information]]	+	* n.p if the place of publication or publisher is unknown.
		+	* Anon. if the author is unknown.
		+
		+	== Zotero Referencing software (Freeware) ==
		+
		+	There are various software available, (Endnote, RefWorks, Mendeley, Reference Manager, and BibTex) and they all work well, however none are free and all have quote a high learning curve. Zotero is free and supports many universities and other referencing styles (just download and install).
		+
		+	Zotero works by having a standalone program you can install, this works with MS Word, so both need to be open at the same time, and has plugins or extensions you install into firefox and chrome, which allow you to easily save webpages and internet information. References can be added by these plugins/extensions, or by dragging and dropping the pdf/acrobat file or using Amazon or http://books.google.com (recommended) sites. Books.google.com has a useful "Download Reference" feature so that the file containing the reference information can be clicked and zotero will automatically want to add it.
		+
		+	Within Word, Zotero provides a plugin which is needed to make the referncing work, you just click on Zotero tab, then "Add ref" and type a part of the reference you already have saved in and zotero lists the relevant sources.
		+
		+	See [http://www.zotero.org Zotero Referencing Software] and [http://Books.google.com Books.google.com]
		+
		+	[[Category:Do_not_autolink]] [[Category:Site_Information]]

Designing Buildings at 12:05, 24 December 2014

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	*Anon. if the author is unknown.		*Anon. if the author is unknown.

		+	[[Category:Do_not_autolink]]
	[[Category:Site_Information]]		[[Category:Site_Information]]

Designing Buildings at 06:58, 8 May 2014

2014-05-08T06:58:09Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 06:58, 8 May 2014
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		+	= Introduction =

	Parenthetical referencing, also known as ‘Harvard referencing’ is a method for citing works.		Parenthetical referencing, also known as ‘Harvard referencing’ is a method for citing works.
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	Designing Buildings Wiki adopts the ‘author date’ style of parenthetical referencing. In this method, the (author surname, date of publication) is included in the body of the text after the description of the work being cited. The full reference is then included in a references section at the end of the document.		Designing Buildings Wiki adopts the ‘author date’ style of parenthetical referencing. In this method, the (author surname, date of publication) is included in the body of the text after the description of the work being cited. The full reference is then included in a references section at the end of the document.

−	The (author, date) can be presented as:	+	= Within the text =
		+
		+	The (author, date) within the text can be presented as:
	*(author, date).		*(author, date).
	*(author, date a,b,c etc) with references a,b,c etc. in date order if more than one publication is cited from the same author from the same year.		*(author, date a,b,c etc) with references a,b,c etc. in date order if more than one publication is cited from the same author from the same year.
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	*(author et al. date) if there are more than two authors.		*(author et al. date) if there are more than two authors.
	*(author, date, P.No.) if a particular page number is being cited.		*(author, date, P.No.) if a particular page number is being cited.
		+
		+	= Full reference =

	The full reference at the end of the document is presented as:		The full reference at the end of the document is presented as:

−	Book:	+	== Book: ==
	*Surname, Initial of author(s). (date of publication) Name of publication, Place of publication, Name of publisher.		*Surname, Initial of author(s). (date of publication) Name of publication, Place of publication, Name of publisher.

−	Journal:	+	== Journal: ==
	*Surname, Initial of author(s). (date of publication) Article title, Journal name, volume, pages.		*Surname, Initial of author(s). (date of publication) Article title, Journal name, volume, pages.

−	Online content:	+	== Online content: ==
−	*Surname, Initial of author(s) or editor(s). or organisation name (date of publication if known) Title, Place of publication (if known), Name of publisher (if known). Available from: URL [Accessed Date].	+	*Surname, Initial of author(s) or editor(s). or organisation name (date of publication if known) Title, Place of publication (if known), Name of publisher (if known). Available from: URL [Accessed Date]. Ideally the accessed date should include a time. This is necessary for editable content that might change through the course of a day.

−	Chapter in multi-contributor book	+	== Chapter in multi-contributor book ==
	*Surname, Initial of author(s). of chapter. (date of publication) Title of chapter, in Surname, Initial of author(s) of book, Name of publication, Place of publication, Name of publisher, pages.		*Surname, Initial of author(s). of chapter. (date of publication) Title of chapter, in Surname, Initial of author(s) of book, Name of publication, Place of publication, Name of publisher, pages.

−	Unknown information	+	== Unknown information ==
	*n.d if the date of publication is unknown.		*n.d if the date of publication is unknown.
	*n.p if the place of publication or publisher is unknown.		*n.p if the place of publication or publisher is unknown.

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Parenthetical referencing, also known as ‘Harvard referencing’ is a method for citing works.

Designing Buildings Wiki adopts the ‘author date’ style of parenthetical referencing. In this method, the (author surname, date of publication) is included in the body of the text after the description of the work being cited. The full reference is then included in a references section at the end of the document.

The (author, date) can be presented as:
*(author, date).
*(author, date a,b,c etc) with references a,b,c etc. in date order if more than one publication is cited from the same author from the same year.
*(author 1 and author 2, date) if there are two authors.
*(author et al. date) if there are more than two authors.
*(author, date, P.No.) if a particular page number is being cited.

The full reference at the end of the document is presented as:

Book:
*Surname, Initial of author(s). (date of publication) Name of publication, Place of publication, Name of publisher.

Journal:
*Surname, Initial of author(s). (date of publication) Article title, Journal name, volume, pages.

Online content:
*Surname, Initial of author(s) or editor(s). or organisation name (date of publication if known) Title, Place of publication (if known), Name of publisher (if known). Available from: URL [Accessed Date].

Chapter in multi-contributor book
*Surname, Initial of author(s). of chapter. (date of publication) Title of chapter, in Surname, Initial of author(s) of book, Name of publication, Place of publication, Name of publisher, pages.

Unknown information
*n.d if the date of publication is unknown.
*n.p if the place of publication or publisher is unknown.
*Anon. if the author is unknown.

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