BIBLIOGRAPHY GUIDELINES

A bibliography is a record of resources consulted during the resource process.

Resources are used to obtain information, e.g. books, people, websites.

Sources are places to visit to obtain information.

Primary Resources are first hand evidence written by someone present at the event. These have been recorded at the time or at a later date.

Secondary Resources are written by someone who analyses an event.

Books

• Single Author
  • Brown, S Wetlands, Wayland, London, 1998

• Multiple Authors
  • Higgins, G, Cronin, L & McDonald, J, Presenting Australia’s National Parks, Child & Henry, Brookdale, 1986

Encyclopaedia

• Single Author
  • Larkin, Colin, Air Supply, The Virgin Encyclopaedia of Eighties Music, Virgin Books, London 1997

• No Author
  • Inventions, The World Book Encyclopaedia, vol. 1, no 10, World Book, London, 1996

Magazine/Newspaper Article

• Author
  • Henderson, G The Shipwreck of the Sirius, Australian Geographic, no 29, 1998

• No Author
  • The Reef in Brief, Wildlife Australia, Autumn, pp18-19, 1995

Internet

• Martin, S Feminism Today, Retrieved 11 November 2004 from www.fem.org.au/feminismtoday.htlm , 1999