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Conference papers
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Format
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Author A (Days Month Year) 'Title of paper: subtitle of paper' [conference presentation], Name of Conference, Place of Conference, accessed Day Month Year. URL
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Example
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Hewitt P (6-9 May 2015) 'Teaching editing: online approaches to a moving target' [conference presentation], 7th IPEd Conference, Canberra, accessed 28 October 2021. https://www.iped-editors.org/iped-conferences/7th-iped-conference/
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Note:
- Hyperlink the URL at the end of the reference after the full stop.
- Use the full date range of when the conference was held (dd-dd Month Year) for conference papers.
- Avoid linking to PDFs or other downloadable documents. Instead link to the page that hosts the document.
For EndNote users:
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Conference paper |
| Field notes |
- Enter the days and month of conference in the date field.
- Enter the date you viewed the paper in the Access Date field.
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