1. Steps in Journal Research
2. Select
3. Read
4. Evaluate
5. Use
6. Reference

2. Accessing Online Journal Articles
Go to:

3. Type your Portal username & password

4. Select Health Fitness & Massage

5. Search Terms
Look in suggestion box

6. Results List

8. Refined Result List

9. Limiting Your Search You can limit by Full Text Date range
Type of Publication e.g. Academic Journal
Language
Subject

10. Research & Referencing
What does plagiarism mean?

11. Why Reference? Acknowledge the work of other people
If you use other people’s work and ideas in your paper without acknowledging them …that is plagiarism
Enable your readers to Locate and Verify your sources independently
Demonstrate that you have Read widely and used Quality resources

12. APA Referencing
The APA Referencing System is one method of referencing
It is the preferred referencing system for the social sciences

13. Referencing Essentials - Books
Author - Surname & initial’s only
Date of publication – in brackets
Title – in italics
Place of publication, publisher.
e.g. Garnaut, R. (2011). The Garnaut review 2011: Australia in the global
response to climate change. Cambridge : Cambridge University
Press.

14. E-books Retrieved from http://search.ebscohost.com or
The reference list entry for an e-book includes the Author, Date, Title, and Source (URL).
For e-books accessed via SWSi libraries use the statement:
Retrieved from or
Retrieved from Ebscohost database
e.g. Cook, P. J. (2012). Clean Energy, Climate and Carbon.
Retrieved from

15. Hint
Books, eBooks, DVD’s or Online Videos from SWSi libraries can be found in the TAFE catalogue.
Some details needed for Referencing can be located there if not clear from the source – be aware of author detail.
e.g. Author, title, year, publication details

16. An example

17. Online Journal Articles
Author(s) – Surname, Initial
Date of publication – in brackets (2013)
Name of Article
Name of Journal – in italics
Volume number (in italics), Issue number in brackets (4), page(s)
DOI or URL of the journal homepage
van Dooren, K., Lennox, N., & Stewart, M. (2013). Improving access to electronic health
records for people with intellectual disability: a qualitative study. Australian
Journal Of Primary Health, 19(4), doi: /PY13042

18. To clarify

19. Online Journal Articles in Databases

20. Choose APA but ALWAYS check formatting

21. Please Note
Pay special attention to personal names, capitalization, and dates. Always consult your library resources for the exact formatting and punctuation guidelines.

22. Search phrase – disability studies
Limit by:
Full text
Date –
Academic Journals
Language – English
Geography - Australia

23. Lets do it
Go to:

24. Online Referencing Tool
Word 2013

25. Presentation of Reference List
Reference list is a separate list at the end of your paper that lists the sources you have referred to.
Heading: The word References should be centred at the top of the page.
Reference list entries should be in alphabetical order by either the author or title of each reference.
All lines after the first line of each entry in your reference list should be indented one-half inch from the left margin. This is called hanging indentation.

26. Sample Reference List

27. To Summarise Select eResources (from Library page)
Choose – ‘Health, Fitness & Massage’
Input your search term e.g. ‘Down syndrome support’
Limit to: Full Text (& Available at SWSi)
Limit: Year to 2010 – 2015 (last 5 years)
Source Types: Academic Journals
Access ‘Cite’ details

28. Online Referencing Tools

29. If unsure: