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The document defines an academic journal as a publication issued in successive parts containing articles written by academics about their current research. It then lists the key components of a journal article reference: the author's name, publication date, article title, journal title in italics, volume and part/issue numbers, and page numbers of the article. The reference provided as an example follows this standard format.
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Journal reference
- 1. Information Learning Services Parts of a journal article reference
- 2. Definition – academic journal Publication issued in successive parts, appearing at intervals (usually regularly) containing articles written by academics and experts about their current research in a subject area.
- 3. Reference Harris, M. (2000) Virtual learning and the network society. Information, communication and society, 3 (4), pp. 580-596.
- 4. Author Author surname and initial Harris, M. (2000) Virtual learning and the network society. Information, communication and society, 3 (4), pp. 580-596.
- 5. Date Date of publication Harris, M. (2000) Virtual learning and the network society. Information, communication and society, 3 (4), pp. 580-596.
- 6. Article title Harris, M. (2000) Virtual learning and the network society. Information, communication and society, 3 (4), pp. 580-596. Article title
- 7. Journal title (in italics) Harris, M. (2000) Virtual learning and the network society. Information, communication and society, 3 (4), pp. 580-596. Journal title
- 8. Volume and part numbers Harris, M. (2000) Virtual learning and the network society. Information, communication and society, 3 (4), pp. 580-596. Volume number (Part or issue number)
- 9. Page numbers Harris, M. (2000) Virtual learning and the network society. Information, communication and society, 3 (4), pp. 580-596. Page numbers of article