Learning resources from INTO University of East Anglia
Retraction Watch is a blog that reports on retractions of academic articles. A retraction is a statement in an academic journal that an article previously published in the journal is not valid after all. Usually this is because of plagiarism, fraud or serious errors. For example, in 2010 The Lancet retracted a notorious paper by… Read more Retraction Watch and Zotero
The website Statista provides statistics and charts on business, industry, etc. Now you can easily cite them in your assignments. For example: On the right of this chart’s Statista page you can see the Citation option: Choose Harvard and you get this reference: Facebook. (2019). Number of monthly active Facebook users worldwide as of 1st… Read more Citing Statista
You’re not supposed to cite Wikipedia in your assignments, but hey, let’s stick it to the man. And there are occasions when citing Wikipedia is appropriate. Maybe you’re writing an assignment about Wikipedia! For the year of publication, use the year when the Wikipedia page was last modified. This information appears at the bottom of… Read more Citing Wikipedia
ZoteroBib helps you make a bibliography quickly. For example, you find this book in Google Books. Paste the URL (https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=mT-jBQAAQBAJ) into the ZoteroBib search box. Choose a style, such as Cite Them Right 10th edition – Harvard. ZoteroBib creates and formats the reference for you: Nilsson, N. J. (2014) Principles of Artificial Intelligence. Morgan Kaufmann.… Read more ZoteroBib