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This work was completed at Dalhousie University for the course Course code – Course title offered in semester year by name of instructor (submitted on date of submission).

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Use “styles” to format your documents. They should be under the “home” menu.

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Use the heading levels to help structure your text (both for yourself and for the reader.

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An additional benefit of using styles for your headings is that you can then automatically generate a table of content, and you can also navigate to sections of your document using the “navigation pane” (under the “view” menu).

For paragraphs, use the paragraph style. It deals with indentation, font size, alignment, and spacing for you. When you end your paragraph, simply hit enter to start the next one (you don’t need to add an extra line by hitting enter again).

References

Use Zotero (Zotero.org) or another reference manager to help you cite materials and format your bibliography. Zotero might create your reference list in Times New Roman 12, with double spacing. Please reformat your reference list using the “bibliography” style. Or make your bibliography single spaced, with a 6 point spacing after each reference, and a hanging indent of 1.27 cm. Here is a reference list example:

Mongeon, P. (2022). Coping with freedom: a critique of practices in course assignments instructions. Journal of academic and creative freedom, 1(1), 10-17.

Mongeon, P. (2022). How learning how to use Word and Zotero properly will change your life. Be your best self pess