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All appendices included with assignments should be clearly labeled with a letter (A) or number (1). If you are referring to your own appendices, don’t reference the appendix itself, just signpost it in your text, for example:It is clear (see Appendix 1) that ... If you have included an appendix with your assignment and have included references within it, just insert the citations in the text of your appendix as normal and include the full references in your reference list. If the appendix you have created consists entirely of text written by someone else, then put the citation at the bottom of the text and include the full reference in your list. Referencing appendices in someone else's work If you wish to refer to an appendix in someone else's work, then you note this, along with a page number if appropriate, in the citation in your text, for example: It has been shown (Walsh, 2010 Appendix A p. 2) that ... The book, journal article etc is referenced in the normal way in your reference list. |
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Open Access Databases are labelled with OA and highlighted in green. These can still be accessed. See our databases page for a full listing. Link: Databases in Waterford - SETU Libraries
OpenAlex is a free, open-source index of scholarly research that offers an extensive collection of academic materials, including research articles, books, conference papers, and datasets. It’s an accessible alternative for students who may have trouble accessing subscription-based search tools like EBSCO Discovery Service.
Key Features of OpenAlex:
Advantages of Using OpenAlex:
OpenAlex serves as a valuable tool for exploring academic literature, understanding research trends, and accessing a wealth of scholarly information without the need for institutional logins or subscriptions.
The Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) is a comprehensive, community-curated index of open access scholarly journals. It serves as a valuable resource for students and researchers seeking freely accessible academic content across various disciplines.
Key Features of DOAJ:
Advantages of Using DOAJ:
For students who may encounter access issues with subscription-based databases, DOAJ offers a reliable and comprehensive alternative for discovering high-quality, peer-reviewed open access journals and articles.
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