cpl
Number of posts : 14 Location : Kuala Lumpur Intake : July 2007 Degree Taken : Bachelor of Business in Banking & Finance (Hons) Registration date : 2007-07-11
| Subject: Referencing and Citation Style in WOU Wed Jul 25, 2007 5:00 am | |
| In the Forum Learning's Skills for University Studies (WUC 131), a topic on the referencing style was brought up. I posted the following comment: - Quote :
You may want to refer to the section Writing a reference list on page 65 of the book Developing Skills for Distance Learning where it is stated "In courses developed by WOU, two referencing styles are used: Chicago style and our in-house (WOU style). When writing your assignments for a course, you should follow the style that is used in the study units for that course."
My question: What exactly is the WOU style? If there is, then WOU should provide us with a complete guide on this style by which we can follow. As it is, there isn't a specific citation style we are to comply with. If we switch back and forth from the Chicago style to the "WOU style" it can be very confusing.
I would feel that WOU should have a very clear policy on this. | |
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ckb1_pg
Number of posts : 24 Location : Penang Intake : Jan 2007 Degree Taken : Business in Accounting Registration date : 2007-07-23
| Subject: Re: Referencing and Citation Style in WOU Fri Jul 27, 2007 11:47 am | |
| - cpl wrote:
- In the Forum Learning's Skills for University Studies (WUC 131), a topic on the referencing style was brought up. I posted the following comment:
- Quote :
You may want to refer to the section Writing a reference list on page 65 of the book Developing Skills for Distance Learning where it is stated "In courses developed by WOU, two referencing styles are used: Chicago style and our in-house (WOU style). When writing your assignments for a course, you should follow the style that is used in the study units for that course."
My question: What exactly is the WOU style? If there is, then WOU should provide us with a complete guide on this style by which we can follow. As it is, there isn't a specific citation style we are to comply with. If we switch back and forth from the Chicago style to the "WOU style" it can be very confusing.
I would feel that WOU should have a very clear policy on this. From our previous semester, the answer is as below: WOU uses Chicago style.
Please refer to your course material.
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cpl
Number of posts : 14 Location : Kuala Lumpur Intake : July 2007 Degree Taken : Bachelor of Business in Banking & Finance (Hons) Registration date : 2007-07-11
| Subject: Re: Referencing and Citation Style in WOU Fri Jul 27, 2007 11:33 pm | |
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ckb1_pg
Number of posts : 24 Location : Penang Intake : Jan 2007 Degree Taken : Business in Accounting Registration date : 2007-07-23
| Subject: Re: Referencing and Citation Style in WOU Sat Jul 28, 2007 1:55 pm | |
| From UNIT 5, page 28 of the Learning Skills For University Stuides you can see all of the stated citation methods. The first line of the part says: You will use the Chicago Manual of Style (CMS) for all your written papers at WOU. Hope it helps. | |
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