I recently saw on BBC News (on 12th December 2013) about
literacy standards .... I would like to reference
this and was wondering a) is BBC an 'unreliable'/inappropriate source to use as
evidence? and b) if not, how do you reference it???? I have had a look on the
referencing section online and it mentions how to reference a film and a
television program and neither are suitable I feel. Please can you help me and
even provide an example layout of how to do that kind of television?
I am
referring your query to your Academic Liaison Librarians who are best placed to
advise you on this matter. You will have met them at your induction and
throughout the course of your degree.
Your
course is supported by Hilary Johnson and Adele Robinson - Academic Liaison
Librarian
http://lrweb.beds.ac.uk/help/ALLs/Hilary_Johnson
http://lrweb.beds.ac.uk/help/ALLs/Adele_Robinson
they
will help you by email or on a 121 basis with any research queries you may
have.
Adele
and Hilary have created support pages on LRWeb for your course and you may find
these useful
http://lrweb.beds.ac.uk/education
If
you’d like to take advantage of any of the training offered by Learning
Resources check our What’s On page
http://lrweb.beds.ac.uk/libraryservices/whatshappening/events-calendar
This
programme includes computer skills – you need an update/refresher our Computer
Skills Training (CST) team run workshops on a regular basis at Luton and
Bedford Campuses
There
is a series of on-line guides which may be helpful to you too:
http://lrweb.beds.ac.uk/help/it-training/materials
Our
Professional Academic Development (PAD) team can help you with any writing or
numeracy support you require.
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