When you are asked to write an assessment at University, your lecturer will expect that you cite your research within your writing and produce a reference list at the end of the piece of work. You will quickly start consulting a number of different sources of information. It's important to manage your sources carefully from the start and know that you are referencing them correctly.
This page offers some handy hints and advice on how to manage your references and citations.
Your guide to referencing and avoiding plagiarism
Cite Them Right Online is an interactive eBook that will help you reference a wide range of sources, including: books, films, journals, web resources, images, tweets, and much, much more in a variety of referencing styles.
The site's interactivity means that you can find the information that you need quickly and easily. You'll wonder how you ever survived without it!
Referencing is the practice of acknowledging and describing other pieces of work that you have read or used whilst completing your own work.
Find out more at the Learning Development Centre (LDC).
The Complete Guide to Referencing and Avoiding Plagiarism by 
