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Referencing Lecture Notes
It is usually preferable that students take what they have heard and learned in class and find the information in published, peer-reviewed sources. However, sometimes there is occasion to reference lecture notes. As these are classified as "Unpublished," you can use a similar format to other unpublished material. Below are examples of lecture notes from online classes (Grant Buchanan example) and face-to-face (Dean O'Keefe example).
i. First citation in the footnotes
Grant Buchanan, “Topic 10 Video 5, What is the Church?” (lecture, THE001 Moodle, Alphacrucis College), accessed 18 June 2020, https://echo360.net.au/media/2fa39464-38dd-4aac-8c48-c41bfd5f6313/public
Grant Buchanan, “What is the Church?” (lecture notes, THE001 Moodle, Alphacrucis College).
Dean O'Keefe, "Vision and Strategic Planning" (lecture, Introduction to Leadership at Alphacrucis College, Adelaide, SA, May 27, 2020).
Dean O'Keefe, "Vision and Strategic Planning" (lecture notes, Introduction to Leadership at Alphacrucis College, Adelaide, SA, May 27, 2020).
ii. Subsequent citations are shortened
Buchanan, “Topic 10 Video 5, What is the Church?”
Buchanan, “What is the Church?”
O'Keefe, "Vision and Strategic Planning" (lecture).
O'Keefe, "Vision and Strategic Planning" (lecture notes).
iii. In the bibliography
Buchanan, Grant. “Topic 10 Video 5, What is the Church?” Lecture, THE001 Moodle from Alphacrucis College. Accessed 18 June 2020. https://echo360.net.au/media/2fa39464-38dd-4aac-8c48-c41bfd5f6313/public
Buchanan, Grant. “What is the Church?” Lecture notes, THE001 Moodle, Alphacrucis College.
O'Keefe, Dean. "Vision and Strategic Planning." Lecture, LEA001 Introduction to Leadership at Alphacrucis College. Adelaide, SA, May 27, 2020.
O'Keefe, Dean. "Vision and Strategic Planning." Lecture notes, LEA001 Introduction to Leadership. Alphacrucis College, Adelaide, SA, May 27, 2020.