Flexible Learning provides a guide to referencing different information sources such as articles, books, images, and web resources in a consistent format. It offers examples of citing multiple authors and items, direct quotations, and secondary references. The referencing guidelines are available on Moodle as a flexible learning option or PDF, and help students at colleges easily transfer credits by using a consistent presentation style.

1. Flexible Learning
• Available on Moodle
• Available also as PDF option
• Incorporates Index
• Inclusive – applies to various item types
Examples on many types of information sources
• Articles and Papers
• Books
• Communications
• Creative Productions
• Images and Graphics
• Music
• Parliamentary Papers
• Reference Works
• Reports
• Web Resources
How to...
• Add citations
• Arrange reference lists
• Add an item which has 2,3,4 or more authors
• Cite multiple items
• Find bibliographic details
• Format titles
• Make direct quotations
• Use secondary references
Assist with progression & retention
• Used by colleges to ease transfer for
(HNM) students
• Consistency of presentation
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