Hi, im trying to write up my bibliography & references part of my coursework...?

Question

...when i put in the website links in, what else do i need to include?

For the books, i needed to include the authors, publishers, date of publishing, page number and even briefly what part i included...

so what about websites?

Answer 1

Just put the whole website address in, so if you followed several links etc, use the whole address of the last page that you end up on. That way, if anyone decides to check them, they can get to the exact part that you used.

Answer 2

It depends what system you're using. We use the Harvard system (if you google it, there are examples online) but it should look like this:

For journals:
Campbell, R and Lovenduski, J (2005) ‘Winning Women’s Votes? The Incremental Track to Equality’ from Parliamentary Affairs, Vol. 58, No.4 pg.837- 853

For books:
Heywood, A (2005) Political Ideologies: An Introduction (3rd ed.) Palgrave Macmillen: Basingstoke

For internet pages:
National Statistics ‘Gender Pay Gap: Median gender pay gap narrows’. Published on 26 October 2006 [online] http://www.statistics.gov.uk/cci/nugget.asp?id=167

For newspapers online (if no author):
Telegraph (2007) ‘Working Mothers Damage Their Child’s Health’. January 2, 2007 [online] http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/main.jhtml?xml=/health/2007/01/02/nmums30.xml


Normally you would have been given a guideline by the uni?

Good luck!

Answer 3

You need to use the author's name then inital and type in the web address and the date it was accessed for example:
Smith, B.D. (2004) harperhill.com pp 4-7 (acessed 21.03.2005)
When you type in an authentic web address it should automatically change colour and underline.
Web addresses are usually included at the end of your bibliography. Hope that helps.

Answer 4

The website address and the author of the page...if there is one!

Answer 5

all the website names all the links books anything that you got information from