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THE CATHEDRAL COLLEGE ROCKHAMPTON LIBRARY RESOURCE CENTRE PROCEDURES The Cathedral College Library Resource Centre (LRC) offers a wide range of resources to meet the research and recreational reading needs of students and staff. The LRC and its staff aim to provide information access for research, student-centred learning, informed literacy and recreational reading. OPENING TIMES Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. with exceptions to this listed on the LRC door. The library is closed for staff briefings on Monday mornings. The library is also closed for Academic Deans meeting, department meetings and for library staff training sessions. Notices will appear in the Daily Notices or on the library door. LOANS Fiction and non-fiction loans are for a three (3) week period. Textbooks are usually for a term, semester or full year depending on the subject and unit of work. Years 8-10 students: 4 fiction and 4 non-fiction books. Years 11 and 12 students: 5 fiction and 5 non-fiction books. ACCESS TO THE TCC LIBRARY PAGE (Online Databases, Bibliography Writing, Competitions and Book Reviews) At School: Log into MySuite with your SINA username and password Go to MyClasses then Click on TCC Library Resource Centre. At Home: Go to TCC webpage at www.tccr.com.au Click on MySuite. Log on using SINA username and password Click on TCC Library Resource Centre The online catalogue can be accessed via the Library page. To make an online loan, the user name is the student’s TCC email address and the password is tccr. Students need to collect their reserved items within 24 hours otherwise the items are returned to the shelf. All students new to the College will attend an orientation session in the Library within the first weeks of the new school year. WHAT IF I have an overdue or damaged book? Overdue notices are issued on a regular basis through the PC folders and emailed to individuals via MyMail. If you wish to renew the book, bring it to the LRC for reissuing. After the second overdue notice is issued, a letter will go home. A third and final notice will be given and then if the items are not returned (or they are damaged) the replacement cost will be placed on the school fees. A refund will be issued if/when the resource is returned to the LRC. WHAT IF I end my enrolment at TCC? All resources are to be returned to the library BEFORE students depart the College. Parents/care givers will be invoiced for the replacement cost of any damaged/outstanding/unreturned resources. WHAT IF I’m in Year 12 and have not returned all of my resources? Year 12 students need to return all resources before or during their final exam period. Failure to return these expensive resources could result in references being withheld. CARE OF TEXT BOOKS It is the responsibility of all students to care for the text books in their possession. Any text book that is damaged must be returned immediately to the library to be repaired or replaced. LIBRARY STAFF Mrs Lyn Lawrence (Teacher-Librarian), Mrs Kerry Cavanagh and Mrs Debbie Clark (Library Assistants). Contact phone: 49 99 1307 24
THE CATHEDRAL COLLEGE ROCKHAMPTON HOW TO REFERENCE CORRECTLY BIBLIOGRAPHY/ REFERENCE LIST – APA (6TH EDITION) Bibliography – a list of all sources used even if not cited in the text. Reference list – contains only details of sources cited in the text. Why reference? Referencing is necessary to avoid plagiarism (copying), to verify quotations, and to enable readers to follow-up and read more fully the cited author’s arguments. Referencing is a standard method of acknowledging sources of information and ideas that students use in assignments in a way that uniquely identifies their source. Direct quotations, facts and figures, images, ideas and theories etc. from both published and unpublished works must be referenced. HANDY TIPS – USING APA (6TH EDITION) • Bibliographic information for books is written on the title cover page inside the book. • Use the latest copyright date, not a reprint date. Look for the little © • Use the first place of publication listed where there are several places listed. • Do not include the country after the place of publication but include the state if the place of publication is not well known (eg Rozelle, NSW) • Arrange and list resources alphabetically. Authors are listed according to surname. • Where the resource has no author, it is cited by its title and ordered alphabetically by the first significant word of the title. (eg do not use “The” ) • Write the bibliography/reference list on a separate page. • All resources are listed together. There is no separation between web sites, books, newspapers, journals. • In 6th edition, lower case in titles is used except for the first word, names of places and people and for journals eg. Cultures of the ancient world. • Use italics (not underscoring) for titles if computer written. • Underscoring is used if bibliography is hand-written. • Either single or double quotation marks is acceptable. • Correct use of full-stops, commas, colons, semi-colons, curved and/or square brackets as per examples is essential • Matter of choice as to whether single or double-line spacing is used between resources. Ask your teacher for their preference. 201325
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