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Referencing Generator - MyBib

MyBib is a cost-free, ad-free citation tool with thousands of citation styles. With MyBib, you can:

  • automatically gather citation information from web sites
  • easily create citations for sources in a variety of types for your bibliography or works cited list
  • create folders for multiple projects 
  • create in-text citations
  • download your bibliography as a Word file, save it as a Google Doc, print or email it, copy and paste into an existing document

As with any citation generating tool, it's best to proofread the citations.

To get started with MyBib, register and create a new account.

Issues in Society

Issues in Society.

A great series of books containing Australian news and views on contemporary social issues.  Each title contains quality content which has been edited and compiled from a variety of trusted primary resources.

Search our catalogue under Issues in Society for our collection of print copies.

Condensed MLA8 Reference Guide

Turnitin - Feedback Studio

Turnitin.

Turnitin is a text-matching and plagiarism detection software that helps instructors and school administrators identify unoriginal work. Turnitin has algorithms to detect similarities or matches against other submissions and information sources in the Turnitin database.

Databases & Online Services

A-Z Databases.

Exam-ready Study Tips

TASC Academic Integrity, Plagiarism and Referencing Guide

For further information on plagiarism and referencing, senior secondary students should refer to the TASC's Academic Integrity, Plagiarism and Referencing Guide. This guide tells you about what you must do to show which parts of the work you hand in for assessment are yours and which parts you have got from other people's work.

University of Tasmania

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University of Tasmania Library's website to help with your research and referencing.

Referencing for Senior English

Plagiarism Spectrum 2.0

The Plagiarism Spectrum 2.0 infographic identifies twelve (12) types of plagiarism. Each type has been given an easy-to-remember moniker to help students and instructors better identify and discuss the ramifications of plagiarism in student writing. New additions to the list are student collusion, software-based text modification, contract cheating, computer code plagiarism, and data plagiarism.

Source: Plagiarism spectrum 2.0. Turnitin. (2021). https://www.turnitin.com/resources/plagiarism-spectrum-2-0