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Harvard Reference Generator for Free

Posted by Chris Leong | Posted in Random Thoughts | Posted on 23-02-2009

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I found this useful tool to assist me in generating references for my assignments. This really makes my life easier and I thought it would be beneficial to share this out. In this tool, you can reference your source by:

Referencing a Book
Referencing a Chapter of a Book
Referencing a Journal Article
Referencing a Website
Referencing an e-mail

Check out Harvard Reference Generator.

Another great tool to try out will be Great Summary, a tool that helps you summarize web articles in a jiffy.

Comments (3)

Bobby Stevens said on 10-07-2010
	not to bash the website you suggested, but…. the amount of references you can do is limited, it was the original reference generator, but others are now better i feel. try http://www.harvardreferencegenerator.com if you like – it has lots of reference types

Chris Leong said on 11-07-2010
	Thanks for the info. Admit that I have not been actively searching for similar sites after i found the current site. Thanks!

Jordan said on 22-10-2010
	Hi Chris – found your site while searching for Harvard Reference Generators! Tried the 2 mentioned, bit cluttered with ads and kinda simple but found this one just under you: http://www.citethisforme.com Pretty straightforward and does the whole thing in one hit. Just thought I’d add my contribution for others who find this page.

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