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Last updated

16 April 2026

pdf, 14.03 MB
pdf, 14.03 MB

This resource is a 16-page printable zine designed to help students understand how to Harvard reference a wide range of source types, with a particular focus on Visual Arts, while remaining suitable for multiple subject areas. The zine clearly explains how to reference and write in-text citations for the following sources, with worked examples for every type:

  • Website
  • Podcast
  • Electronic e-book
  • Book with one author
  • Book with two authors
  • Book with three authors
  • Film
  • Film stills
  • Photograph
  • Exhibition artwork
  • Instagram post
  • Student’s own work
  • JSTOR article
  • YouTube video

The resource includes:

  1. 3 PDFs (each containing 2 pages of the zine)
  2. 1 instruction page explaining how to assemble the zine
  3. A QR code linking to the Cite This For Me website
  4. Additional guidance on bibliographies
  5. Clear, student-friendly layouts with visual examples

Printing & assembly instructions:

  • Print double-sided (short edge)
  • Follow the included instructions to fold and assemble into a zine

This is an ideal resource for KS4, KS5, college or university students, especially those studying Art, Design, Photography, Media, Film, or Creative subjects, and works well as:

  • A classroom reference
  • A revision aid
  • A practical handout for coursework and extended projects

Engaging, practical, and easy to use, this zine helps students build confidence with Harvard referencing in a format they’ll actually want to keep.

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