HOW TO CITE BIBLIOGRAPHY - IE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

We aim to provide guidelines for preparing and presenting bibliographical references and citations. The guidelines are recommended for research work, research papers, journal articles, and classwork.

The International Standard Organization (ISO) has updated ISO 690-1987 and ISO 690-2 in ISO 690-2013, which we recommend you follow. To access it, please visit this link: ISO 690:2010

ORCID

Information about author’s rights

Perma.cc

Bibliographic Managers

Publons

Good practices guide on transparency and data protection – CRUE

Five myths about copyright and user licenses – 5 mitos sobre derechos de autor y licencias de uso (Spanish version).

Practical guide to user licenses for teachers – Guía práctica de licencias de uso para docentes (Spanish version).

OER KIT: Open Educational Resources Guide – Kit de REA – Guía de Recursos Educativos Abiertos (REA) – REBIUN- Universitat de Lleida (Spanish version).

Citations converter.

DO NOT PLAGIARIZE:

Do not repeat a text without referencing its author.
The same holds for images, videos, music, etc.
Do not copy them unless you cite where you got them from.
Do not paraphrase a text without citing its sources.
Do not use content from a job or post without citing it.
Do not buy or present work that is not yours as if it were.