1. The Harvard Referencing System aka the author-date system

2. Two components to referencing using the Harvard system
Citations in the main body of the text
"Postal surveys and telephone interview surveys can both cost roughly half as much as surveys using personal interviews, but telephone surveys have the additional advantage of greater speed" (Hakim 1987, p. 59)
Steinbock (1980, p. 59) argues that active and passive euthanasia are indistinguishable because omitting to treat a patient is as potent as actively killing a person.

3. Two components to referencing using the Harvard system
The bibliography at the end
Hakim, C. (1987) Research design: Strategies and Choices in the Design of Social Research, London: Allen and Unwin.
Steinbock, B. (1980) Killing and let die, Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice- Hall
"Postal surveys and telephone interview surveys can both cost roughly half as much as surveys using personal interviews, but telephone surveys have the additional advantage of greater speed" (Hakim 1987, p59)
Steinbock (1980) argues that active and passive euthanasia are indistinguishable because omitting to treat a patient is as potent as actively killing a person.

4. Monographs
Hamilton, K. (2008) After the Golden Age: romantic pianism and modern performance. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Barenboim, D. & Said, E. W. (2004) Parallels and paradoxes: explorations in music and society. London: Bloomsbury.
Alberts, B, et al. (2002) Molecular Biology of the Cell. London: Bloomsbury.

5. Journal articles Book chapters
Cook, N. (2007) Performance analysis and Chopin’s mazurkas. Musicae Scientiae. 11(1) 83–207.
Book chapters
Clarke, E. (1995) 'Expression in performance: generativity, perception and semiosis', in John Rink (ed.) The practice of performance: studies in musical interpretation. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. pp. 21–54.

6. Websites Electronic Journals
World Wide Web Consortium W3C (2009) OWL 2 Web Ontology Language Document Overview [online]. Available from: (Accessed 12 June 2012).
Electronic Journals
Gartner, R. (2011) Intermediary schemas for complex XML applications: an example from research information management. Journal of Digital Information. 12 (3). [online]. Available from: (Accessed 7 July 2001).

7. Alcott, L. M. (1868) Little women: or Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy
Alcott, L.M. (1868) Little women: or Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy. Boston: Roberts Brothers.

8. Marek, K. (2006) Using literature to teach in LIS education: a very good idea. Journal of Education for Library and Information Science. 47(2) 144–159.

9. Glynn, T. (2004) 'Historical perspectives on global librarianship', in Martin Kesselmann & Irwin Weibtraub (eds.) Global Librarianship. New York, NY: Marcel Dekker. pp

10.
Library of Congress (2011) METS: Metadata Encoding and Transmission Standard (METS) Official Web Site [online]. Available from: (Accessed 5 October 2012).

11. Waddington, S et al. (2012) Kindura: repository service for researchers based on hybrid clouds. 13 (1). Journal of Digital Information [online]. Available from: (Accessed 5 October 2012).

12. Using Zotero to manage your citations and references
After lunch:-
Using Zotero to manage your citations and references

13. Using Zotero to manage your citations and references

14. First step... http://www.zotero.org/styles
Install the KCL Harvard stylesheet for zotero..

15. Adding records to zotero
Open Firefox
Enter zotero: CTRL-ALT-Z (or CMD-Shift-Z)
Create a collection “induction session”
Create records for the citations you compiled before lunch

16. Now add some more entries for the remaining citations you compiled before lunch..

17. Installing word-processor add-ons