sir, should I use introduction and conclusion in the OSCOAL referencing style. moreover, can I make more readings to segmentize my assignment in OSCOLA?

Finally, a clear explanation. Thank you so much, good sir.

Great video! I used to teach academic skills and essay writing at various UK universities, and in 2013 SAGE Publications released the first edition of my book, Academic Writing and Grammar for Students. Over the past year, I’ve been working on a third edition, which just released! The book is a practical, accessible guide to writing essays using clear, appropriate academic language. At the end of each chapter, I recommend some other resources that my readers might find useful. For this latest edition, I wanted to include more multimedia and video content, so I thought you might be interested to know that I recommended this video at the end of my chapter on Referencing, as I think it’s a really useful resource that my students at any level could learn a lot from. I cover various referencing styles at quite a basic level, and thought this more in-depth explanation of OSCOLA would serve some students really well. If you’re interested in taking a look at my book, it’s the third edition of Academic Writing and Grammar for Students by Alex Osmond. I run a Facebook page for the book and it’s available through Amazon and other booksellers. But I just wanted to let you know that I’ve highlighted this excellent video to my readers!

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What if the website does not have an author or the author are not mentioned, or if the website is written by an organisation?

Thanks for this bro

Thank you ❤

Hi, what if there is no author name for a website? What would we do with the in text citation and bibliography?

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You made a seemingly daunting task much easier to understand, thank you!

you expalined it so planily and God bless you for that

It's a brilliant video. I am a first year law student, it's so helpful. Thank you so much! ❤️

Thanks

This video has been so helpful. Please share some more videos on IRAC for example, for Law students.

Please can you explain IRAC. Your videos are very helpful and useful for us rookies. Currently studying Law undergraduate degree

Appreciated

Thanks a bunch 😊

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Very well explained; thanks a lot

1:25 This is very helpful.

This is very insightful. Thank you for the guide.

sor i have problem in refrencing plz help me

Brilliant

You've saved my life after going through 1L Winging it

this was so helpful i have an assignment due tomorrow and didnt know how to reference until now because the university didnt provide much help

You're great at explaining things, thank you!

thank you so much! you made this so clear and simple

can you add a commentary to your footnotes? maybe some further explanation but you can't include it because of word count, can you add it to the footnotes?example Bolton v Stone (1951) AC. ( A reasonable Man is one who takes precautions against foreseeable harm).

Thank you so much for this video! Very helpful for an undergrad law student!

I learnt this in about 3 minutes but couldn't understand in a 1hr lecture. Thank you Sir!

Brilliantly explained. You are blessed with the skill of teaching, keep it up. Simple and interesting, you can leave his class without gaining something. Please let's nominate him for knighthood.

Many Thank you

Thank you so much for being clear! I have just started my foundation Law degree and this is by far the best referencing guide I have come across.

Legend

Thanks for helping me understand this, in such a short time! The only issue I have is the bibliography being in alphabetical order, could somebody please explain that further? Thanks in advance!

Thank you, thank you for explaining this in such a simple and understandable way!! Thank you!!

You know the art of teaching.Thanks a lot.

Damn. The real problem is how to find citation ?? Or do we need to type it.

This was very relaxing. Kept getting comments about this on my work. I finally understand it.

Thank you and God bless you.

Well done dear, well explained by you, Thank you from Pakistan

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Really helpful.. Thank u very much.

God Bless you sir, you've saved me multiple times in multiple semesters.

THE WAT STANDARD - SOUTH AFRICA “THE WATSON LEGAL ACRONYM STANDARD” For the use of a legislative names, as an acronym, in any written form, the following set of Rules shall apply, as the uniform standard for such acronym/s**. Rule One: “of”, “and”, “the” - Which are contained in the legislative name do not form part of its acronym. Example: Promotion of Equality and Prevention of Unfair Discrimination Act = PEPUD Act Rule Two: If the legislative name has two parts or less, the inclusion of the “A” for Act, forming part of the acronym is acceptable. Example: National Credit Act = NCA Criminal Procedure Act = CPA Domestic Violence Act = DVA Rule Three: If the legislative name has three parts or more, while further applying Rule One, the “A” for Act is then omitted from the acronym, and same is added at the end of the acronym, as “Act”. Example: Protection of Personal Information Act = PPI Act Electronic Communications and Transactions Act = ECT Act Public Finance Management Act = PFM Act Promotion of Access to Information Act = PAI Act Road Accident Fund Act = RAF Act Government-wide Immovable Asset Management Act = GIAM Act Kindly take note: The use of an acronym of an Act, shall by implication also include any Amendments to that legislation, unless the context in which the acronym implies otherwise. Example: Criminal Procedure Amendment Act 65 of 2008 = CPA ** An acronym is a word or name composed of the first letters of each word of a title or description. For example, SAPS is an acronym for South Africa Police Serve.

Mindmapping​ is fun.

Thank You

Thank you so much for being so clear :)

I don't have a law background, when do you use ibid or cross-reference?

We are set of law undergraduates from sri Lanka . Is it possible to conduct a webinar on referencing for our colleagues. It's a humble request and hope to advance a reply ! Thank you! Stay safe !