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16. Crediting your sources

If you've used information from another source - even if you haven't quoted it directly, you need to acknowledge where you got the information from.

Check with your teacher/lecturer about the style they want you to use - some are very picky!

There's many different ways to do this, so we've pulled together some websites to help.

Stop & check. Next step: Stop & check

 
The Big 6.

Related Links:

Introduction to referencing - the links are also very helpful

Online citation styles

Citing sources

Citing internet resources


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