Referencing and EndNote Web

1. Referencing and EndNote Web MBA Referencing APA style and an overview of EndNote Web bibliographic software . Michele Davies Samantha Oakley

2. Welcome During this session you will learn • Why referencing is important • When to reference • What details are needed for a correct reference • How EndNoteWeb software can be used to help organise and write references

4. What is bibliographic referencing? When writing an assignment or dissertation your own thoughts and ideas build on those of other writers and researchers. It is essential that you acknowledge those sources of information by: • Acknowledging the source within the text. • Giving full details of each item in a reference list.

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6. Why do I need to do it? • To enable your lecturer to follow up the references and find the book or journal article in a library. • To enable your lecturer to check the accuracy of the information you’ve given. • To demonstrate to your lecturer that you have read widely a range of opinions. • To avoid plagiarism (using someone else’s ideas as your own.)

7. Why do I need to do it? Referencing is a transferrable skill! • When writing a report for work, your reader can easily see where you obtained your information. • Shows employers you can find relevant information for its needs and apply it appropriately. • If you publish a paper in a scholarly journal you will need to use the style recommended by that journal.

8. APA 6th The style for the College of Business and Economics is APA 6th An Author-Date style similar to Harvard

9. APA 6th What does it look like? Go to pdf

10. Really? It looks fiddly. In short - Yes, it is! Be careful with your references. Every comma, full stop and use of italics is used for a specific reason. You can’t change the way it looks. Stick to the style and be consistent.

11. In text citations In the text of your assignment you need to give the author(s) surname(s) , plus the year of publication, plus the page reference for a direct quote. Different ways to quote: In 2008 it was discovered..... (Jones). Jones (2008) discovered that… Recent research (Jones, 2008; Brown, 2001)…

12. Book references Malhotra, N. K. & Birks, D. F. (2007). Marketing research: an applied approach. (3rd. ed.). Harlow:FT Prentice Hall.

13. Book reference (two or more authors) Czinkota, M., Ronkainen, I., Moffett, M., Marinova, S. & Marinov, M. (2009). International business. (European ed.). Chichester:Wiley.

14. Journal article reference Palmer, A. & Koenig-Lewis, N. (2011). The effects of pre-enrolment emotions and peer group interaction on students’ satisfaction. Journal of Marketing Management,27 (11/12), 1208-1213.

15. Official publication (with a corporate author) National Audit Office. (2005). UK sport: supporting elite athletes. (House of Commons Papers HC 182; SE/2005/9). London: The Stationery Office. Retrieved from http://www.nao.org.uk/publications/nao_reports/04- 05/0405182.pdf

16. Market research report from Mintel Oxygen Mintel. (2011). Coffee shops – UK -  February 2011. Mintel Oxygen Retrieved November 2, 2011, from Mintel International http://academic.mintel.com/

17. Market research data from Mintel Global Markets Navigator Mintel. (2011). Coffee in China. Retrieved November 2, 2011, from Mintel Global Markets Navigator http://gmn.mintel.com/navigate/

18. Datasets, e.g.FAME company data Financial Analysis Made Easy. (2012). John Wiley & Sons Ltd :Company financialdata. Retrieved August 15,2012, from Financial Analysis Made Easy (FAME) database, Bureau van Dijk Publishers. Retrieved from http://fame2.bvdep.com/

19. Tweets, blogs and other weird stuff Check out the APA blog at- http://blog.apastyle.org/apastyle/references/

21. Get organised! • You’ve done your research, got your books, journal articles etc. • You need to think of how you’re going to keep track of all this stuff. • You may keep a notebook, use a Word document or something else.

22. EndnoteWeb: what is it? • Web-based software • Use it to collect all the details of all your documents both print and electronic that you’ve used for an assignment in one place • You can input manually or download from a library catalogue or database

23. EndnoteWeb: why use it? • It will help you keep track of your references • It will help you to format your references correctly (order, punctuation, italics) • You can select the style you want – APA 6thfor Business & Economics assignments • You can use it with Word – “Cite while you write” – which writes your Reference List for you at the end of your document.

24. EndnoteWeb

25. The Collect tab: adding references manually

26. The Collect tab – a completed reference for a journal article

27. The Collect tab: online search selecting Swansea University’s library catalogue

28. The Collect tab: online search selecting Swansea University’s library catalogue

29. Results go straight into your EndnoteWeb library

30. Organize: Manage groups

31. The Format tab: Cite while you write (plug-in)

32. A Word document, using “Cite while you write”

33. The reference list or bibliography

34. Forthcoming EndnoteWeb sessions If you want to learn how to use Endnote Web, come to one of the following sessions, open to all PostGrads.

35. OMG! I’m never going to remember that You can find links to APA referencing:- • Library webpages • In Blackboard – Library Support for Business and Economics, Criminology • Excellent blog from APA for the unusual stuff http://blog.apastyle.org/apastyle/references/ • EndNote Web workbook in Blackboard

36. Good Luck! From Michele and Sam your Librarians! Get in touch if you need help. buslib@swansea.ac.uk