Referencing styles
Referencing is acknowledging other's work or idea that you have used in your assignment. The School of Veterinary Science is currently in a transition phase from using using the Australian Veterinary Journal style to the Vancouver referencing style. Always consult your course profile, assessment task sheets or lecturer for the preferred citation style for each course.
EndNote referencing software
EndNote can be used to manage references, insert citations and generate lists of references.
Trademark of Clarivate.
- Download and use EndNoteHow to download EndNote and instructions on setting up EndNote, exporting references from databases, getting EndNote references into Word and troubleshooting issues.
Referencing software
There is an output style in EndNote for the Australian Veterinary Journal referencing style and the Vancouver Referencing Style. See the output styles page for instructions on downloading the file and where to place them.
*If you are using the Australian Veterinary Journal style in EndNote - you will need to abbreviate the journal titles using the Biosciences term lists file.
Avoiding plagiarism
Referencing is stating where you got your information from; i.e. - your sources.
You reference to avoid being accused of plagiarism.
See the following pages for more information:
- Avoiding plagiarismFind out what is plagiarism and how to avoid it in your assignments.