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Author A (Year) Subject code Title of subject: Week x notes [Format], Name of University or Institution. |
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Hardy D (2016) CP1403 Design thinking: interpretation and define problems [Powerpoint file], James Cook University.
Bryan S (2017) CS1022 Learning in a digital environment: Week 6 lecture notes [PDF], James Cook University.
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Notes
- Any material that is only available in person (as in, you had to be in class in order to have this material handed to you, or it was sent via email) is regarded as personal communication, and should be cited as such.
- However, if you believe the hand-out is essential course material and your lecturer would expect you to cite it just like you would cite something uploaded to LearnJCU, use the above format.
For EndNote users:
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Generic |
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- Enter the format into the Type of Work field.
- Enter the name of the institution in the Publisher field.
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