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Reference technique

There are many different reference styles. Hedmark University College uses APA-style to document information sources.

· APA-style: Bibliographies, in-text citations and quotations: Example collection (Updated November 2012)

This collection is frequently updated, so we recommend using the link instead of printing out the document.

· EndNote – reference tool for writing bibliographies and in-text references

Reading lists

Current syllabus

Templates

Use these for the title page of papers:

Information literacy

Library courses in information literacy
Plagiarism/copyright
Search & write: Online course in information literacy and academic writing
VIKO: Guide to information literacy

What is a scholarly article?

Resources for your subject area

Do you know enough about documenting information sources and plagiarism? Test yourself!

You can find an electronic quiz on information use and plagiarism in Fronter, in the room called "Biblioteket". The quiz should be taken after the library course Sources of information and how to document them, and is voluntary. Good luck!

Use Colourbox!

Colourbox is a database with copyright-free photos and illustrations for free student use. More info om Colourbox.

Remote access

Many of our electronic resources can be used from home. More information.

Writing a thesis: Online course

Take a look at Univ. of Stavanger's online course in scientific research and thesis writing, in English!

Video tutorials

The HUC Library has made several short video tutorials about EndNote, Google Scholar and VPN.