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denI just received the marks for an essay here about censorship in Australia. The essay had to be presented as a webpage. Result 12.5/25.
The essay itself received almost full marks. I lost marks because I presented my references as live links and didn't use the Harvard referencing system. And the research narrative didn't tell them enough about how I found the info.
Harvard referencing? Why the fuck present it as a web page?
The essay itself received almost full marks. I lost marks because I presented my references as live links and didn't use the Harvard referencing system. And the research narrative didn't tell them enough about how I found the info.
Harvard referencing? Why the fuck present it as a web page?
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Date: 5 Jun 2002 21:32 (UTC)During the course of your class, did the instructor point out online examples that parallel the projects you're working on? What is the logic for using Harvard referencing? (The only thing I can think of is that if you can reference academic papers that have been published in print is that might be given more credibility, but still...)