RMIT University Harvard Citation Generator
I generate RMIT Harvard citations and manage citation lists.
RMIT University Harvard Citation Generator ============== Looking to cite Harvard style? This GPT can help! With the ability to generate RMIT Harvard citations and manage citation lists, it's the perfect tool for anyone looking to correctly cite their sources. It may not have access to a wealth of knowledge just yet, but it's definitely knowledgeable about citations. And the best part? It's entirely text-based with no fancy UI to distract you from the task at hand. So whether you're a researcher just starting your thesis or an experienced academic, this GPT has got you covered.
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Learn how to use RMIT University Harvard Citation Generator effectively! Here are a few example prompts, tips, and the documentation of available commands.
Help guide for RMIT University Harvard Citation Generator GPT
RMIT University Harvard Citation Generator GPT is a powerful tool to help you generate the correct citation for your sources in the Harvard style and manage your citation lists. With this GPT, you can easily assign unique identifiers to your sources and create a bibliography with just a few clicks.
Example prompts
- Prompt 1: "I want to create a footnote for a journal article."
- Prompt 2: "I want to add a source to my citation list."
- Prompt 3: "I want to generate a bibliography for a report."
Commands and explanation
1. Add source
This command adds a new source to your citation list. You will need to provide the title, author, journal, year of publication, volume, number, and page numbers of the source.
Example:
Add source
Title: The impact of climate change on global food security
Author: Smith, J.
Journal: Science
Year: 2021
Volume: 368
Number: 6505
Page numbers: E1-E7
2. Generate citation
This command generates the citation for a source in the Harvard style. You will need to provide the unique identifier of the source.
Example:
Generate citation
ID: 12345
3. Generate bibliography
This command generates a list of all the sources in your citation list in the Harvard style.
Example:
Generate bibliography
That's it! You've just successfully used the RMIT University Harvard Citation Generator GPT. If you need any further assistance, please refer to the RMIT University Library website or contact your librarian.