Tables
Referencing tables (examples are in blue)
A caption is required above a table, and includes the word Table in bold with a capital letter and a number (from 1, in numerical order) followed by a full stop (eg: Table 1), as well as a brief title on the following line
An in-text citation is required below the table, and includes: Source: (Author or Creator, Year)
Format | Reference List | In-Text Citation |
Table from a website |
Author Surname, Initial or Creator. (Year, Month Date). Title of image. http://www.xxxxx
Hussain, I. (2015, June 2). Types of online health information sources used by teens. https://www.imedicalapps.com/2015/06/social-media-health-google/
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Above table add Table X and a brief description Below table: If necessary, add notes or further explanations starting with Note: and then followed by Source: (Author Surname or Creator, Year) Example: Table 1. |
Table from a journal article |
Author Surname. (Year). Title of entry. Title of Journal, volume number(issue number), page numbers of the whole article. https://doi.org/xx.xxx/xxxx or URL
Du, J. T., & Haines, J. (2017). Indigenous Australians' information behaviour and internet use in everyday life: An exploratory study. Information Research, 22(1). http://informationr.net/ir/22-1/paper737.html
If the journal article does not have page numbers, leave this out. |
Above table add Table X and a brief description Below table add in-text citation: Example: Table 2.
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Table from a book |
Author Surname. (Year). Title of book. Publisher. Barrow, C. (2012). Business plans for small businesses. Crimson Publishing. Note: for eBook - add DOI or http://www.xxxxx after publisher (if applicable)
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Above table add Table X and a brief description Below table add: Example: Table 3. Routes to market for small businesses. Note: Reprinted from Business Plans for Small Businesses (p. 118) by C. Barrow, 2012, Crimson Publishing Ltd. Copyright 2012 by Crimson Publishing. |