Online Referencing Tools

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• Cite This For Me citation generator

• APA 7th Edition reference examples

• Deakin University APA 7th Edition reference examples

• Griffith University APA 7th Edition reference examples

• Holmesglen TAFE APA 7th Edition referencing examples

• Monash University APA 7th Edition reference examples

• University of Queensland APA 7th Edition reference examples

• University of Melbourne APA 7th Edition reference examples

• Victoria University APA 7th Edition reference examples
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Citation Managers

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• Zotero (free and works well with databases and web pages)
• Endnotes (typically available to tertiary students.

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Which referencing style should I use?

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• Remember to check your unit and assessment guides for any instructions about specific referencing styles.

• If using other referencing and citation tools, be sure to check that any citations they may generate actually match unit requirements.

• APA 7th Edition is a relatively common author-date referencing style.

• Many courses allow students to use simpler referencing styles, but remember:

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If you copy something word-for-word, or borrow an idea or concept from someone else, make sure you include a link, or more formal reference, to acknowledge your source.

You may also want to read more about how to Paraphrase and avoid Plaguarism.

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