In his blog (restricted to University of Lincoln users), my colleague Bernie Russell says:
This is a very user-friendly guide to the Harvard referencing system published by Anglia Ruskin University.
I’ve talked about this to a couple of colleagues over email from the school and from the library, and the general view is that it might be worth looking at as a possible resource.
I like the interface. It’s easy to read and easy to use. And there’s a refworks hint, which is very handy.
…and he’s right. Claro?
I’d be happier still with a LaTeX/BibTeX reference style definition.
As a lifelong LaTeX user, I second Nick Jackson’s comment about the BibTex reference style definition.
Especially as Worpress blogs now have a LaTex capability
Noted, both. Should be something we can hack together fairly easily. Joss and I had discussed covering LaTeX as part of the LNCD-sponsored staff workshops, too…