referencing in an essay-

[tinkerbell23]

harvard i think

if i use the same page, but have two refs from this one page (website)

in my ref list at the back of my essay
would i list the exact same ref twice?

ta x

[mike11111]

Providing the references are sequential then you will quote the full reference for the first comment and (ibid) for the second.

[tinkerbell23]

so in my list basially id have both? exact same? one after the other? its two quotes from the same web page. a few paragraphs apart x

[tinkerbell23]

sorry for being dumb i am crap at this lol x

[mike11111]

Yes, if the reference to quote 2 follows directly from that to quote 1 and is on the same page, then you cite the full reference to quote 1 then just cite "ibid" for quote two, which tells the reader that the reference is to be found in the same place as the previous one.

[sophie_1003]

I would just put it once so, e.g. in text "Children's social development is important" (DCSF, 2008) then "Children need to play to learn" (DCSF, 2008)
Then in reference list- DCSF (2008) The Early Years Foundation Stage, London: DCSF [Online] Available at Web address here. Accessed on: 12.04.11
Theres no point putting it twice unless there's page numbers which there isn't on web pages

[sophie_1003]

That's the way I've always done it anyway and my referencing hasn't usually been faulted

[mollykins]

When i was doing references for my biology coursework I put numbers next to the things I'd sourced. In the bibliography, I put the number then the page on the website/ book and author and date. If there was one thing i got two bits of info from then i just put the number twice in the text and once in the bibliography.

[sophie_1003]

With Harvard referencing you don't use numbers, either in the text or in the reference list, others are obviously different.