It’s a good idea to reference as you are writing the assignment, rather than doing it all at the end because it is always easier to reference at the time rather than trying to find the source again later. Many students find referencing difficult, which is why the UOW Learning Development Team have created referencing guides for 2 of the most common referencing styles – UOW Harvard and APA7 - to help you out! Referencing guides for other styles can also be found on the UOW referencing and citing webpage. Each style uses a different method of referencing.
You probably know that there are various styles of referencing used at UOW, including UOW Harvard, APA7, and the AGLC, just to name a few. If the subject outline doesn’t say anything about which referencing style you should use, check with your lecturer or use UOW Harvard, which is the default style. Usually, you will find your referencing requirements for a subject at the end of Section B of the subject outline. Your first step will be to look at your subject outline, which should tell you what style of referencing to use.
You’ve been given an assessment for a new subject and you're unsure of what referencing style to use.
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