I will comment here, but this comment goes for your previous reviews too... firstly, please always remember to look back and see if there have been any suggestions and feedback left! You need to make sure that you are using the Harvard method of referencing - this involves putting the author's surname and the date, in brackets, directly after the quote. The quote itself should be in italics. Your bibliography is the organized by author's surname, initial, date title of publication etc... full details can e found here -
You also need to make sure that you are labeling your images - figure 1, for example. The images then also need to be referenced using Harvard, see the guide for details!
Generally though, your previous reviews have all touched on the important aspects of the films; this good work is undone though, if you don't follow the correct conventions for presentation...
Hi Ruth,
ReplyDeleteI will comment here, but this comment goes for your previous reviews too... firstly, please always remember to look back and see if there have been any suggestions and feedback left!
You need to make sure that you are using the Harvard method of referencing - this involves putting the author's surname and the date, in brackets, directly after the quote. The quote itself should be in italics. Your bibliography is the organized by author's surname, initial, date title of publication etc... full details can e found here -
http://www.uca.ac.uk/library/academic-support/harvard-referencing/
You also need to make sure that you are labeling your images - figure 1, for example. The images then also need to be referenced using Harvard, see the guide for details!
Generally though, your previous reviews have all touched on the important aspects of the films; this good work is undone though, if you don't follow the correct conventions for presentation...