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Content Collection

  • Professional Engagement
    • Organisational Communication
    • Professional Collaboration
    • Reflective Practice
    • Digital CPD
  • Digital Resources
    • Selecting digital resources
    • Creating and modifying digital resources
    • Managing, protecting and sharing digital resources
  • Teaching and Learning
    • Teaching
    • Guidance
    • Collaborative learning
    • Self-regulated learning
  • Assessment
    • Assessment strategies
    • Analysing evidence
    • Feedback and planning
  • Empowering Learners
    • Accessibility and inclusion
    • Differentiation and personalisation
    • Actively engaging learners
  • Facilitating Learners’ Digital Competences
    • Information and media literacy
    • Digital communication and collaboration
    • Digital content creation
    • Responsible use
    • Digital problem solving

Referencing standards

Area

  • Facilitating Learners' Digital Competences
  • Information and media literacy

Topic

  • Referencing approaches for learners

Level

  • Expert

The are several referencing standards, also called citation styles, to indicate the author or source used in the teaching and learning materials.

The citation style depends on the institution and academic discipline involved.

Educating students to learn about and utilize the standard properly can be done in many engaging ways in digital environments.

Examples: tests, quizzes, multiple choice tests

Tools

What Do You Know About Referencing Styles? Quiz – ProProfs Quiz

Quiz & Worksheet – Formats for Citation | Study.com

Quiz – Harvard Referencing – Library Guides at Victoria University (vu.edu.au)

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