Havard Referencing... how?

joeacid SG

Hi guys,

I understand the basic of havard referencing but there this part that i duno.

I understand that when i'm using an internet source, i shld include it into the references as:

Author(s) | Title of source | (Organization/Publisher/Date) | [Online] | Available: access information | [Accessed: Date of access]

But how do i source the in-text for online sources?

I know for bk sources we juz have to put (Kotler, 2004) but what abt internet source? what do i put?

Really need help, thanks~

alexkusu SG

hmmm..kotler huh? must be a mktg book

joeacid SG

yup but i have another internet source from:
http://www.consumerpsychologist.com/#Strategy

How do i source the in-text referencing for this?

joeacid SG

yup but i have another internet source from:
http://www.consumerpsychologist.com/#Strategy

How do i source the in-text referencing for this?

joeacid SG

Can anyone help pls? Sad

^spidee^ SG

The in-text for online sources is either the author's name or the web's title.

The website you gave, is the author Lars Perner? If so, put Lars Perner (2006) in-text.

joeacid SG

Originally posted by ^spidee^:
The in-text for online sources is either the author's name or the web's title.

The website you gave, is the author Lars Perner? If so, put [b]Lars Perner (2006) in-text. [/b]

erm.... put only the sir name like this (Perner, 2006) or (Lars Perner, 2006) or Lars Perner(2006) like you mentioned?

Btw, the year is not given, so i juz put the year i got the source?

^spidee^ SG

oh yah, just the surname and the year, (Perner, 2006)

yep, just take the date from the source and state when you accessed it in your reference list.

joeacid SG

okay, thanks alot!

Btw, if i can't find the author name how?

^spidee^ SG

then use the title of the article or name of the company.

joeacid SG

oic, thanks alot! i'll ask u again when i hav problem k? hehe Mr. Green

Btw, where u learn all these? ur lecturer taught u? or u learn from online sources?

^spidee^ SG

no problem, i'll answer them when i'm around.

PM me your email, I'll send the file on referencing to you.

joeacid SG

Erm... btw, when do my "References"... i have a problem...

For example when i'm using this webpage as a source:
http://www-rohan.sdsu.edu/~renglish/370/notes/chapt05/

So... My in-text source would be like this right?
(Adapted from Consumer Behavior, 2006) because i dunno the author.

Usually when i'm doing a online references this is what i do for example:

Lars Perner (2006), The Psychology of Consumer[Online]
Http://www.consumerpsychologist.com/#Strategy ) (18 June 2006, Tuesday 01:19am)

What how about the one with no author? like this?:

Consumer Behavior (2006), "Consumer Behavior"[Online]
http://www-rohan.sdsu.edu/~renglish/370/notes/chapt05/ (........)

or

Consumer Behavior (2006)[Online]
http://www-rohan.sdsu.edu/~renglish/370/notes/chapt05/ (........)

How do i do it? Sad

^spidee^ SG

This is from the file I sent you:

Bak B BPR online Learning Centre (2003), "Overview of change management", viewed 16 Feb. 2004, .

I believe in your case:

San Diego State University (2006), "Consumer Behaviour", viewed 18 June 2006, .

joeacid SG

its abot confusing... but what if if its from a copyrighted website like this?:

http://www.quickmba.com/marketing/mix/

^spidee^ SG

Check out the "Online sources without authors" section.

It should be: Quick MBA (2004), "The Marketing Mix", viewed 27th June 2006,

joeacid SG

Okay thanks alot Very Happy

^spidee^ SG

No problem! Mr. Green