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Hello, When I was finishing my masters degree I used a really good referencing program called Endnote. You type in the details of the book at any time and then you can insert a full reference to the book whenever you need to. You do not need to remember any of the information about the book as it is stored for you. You can even link the program to your university library database and can reference directly from there if that is easier. I had lots of problems with referencing due to my eyesight codition which prevented me from reading the publishing information in books. The program solved the problem for me and made referencing much easier. Hope this Helps Elanor Smith Elanor Smith Admin Assistant ILP University of Derby, Buxton Devonshire Royal Campus 1 Devonshire Rd Buxton SK17 6RY 01332 594441 ext 4441 >>> [log in to unmask] 23/11/2005 12:02 >>> Hi everyone I wonder if anyone is able to help me. I give academic support to an undergraduate student with Hydrocephalus who has great difficulties owing to brain damage and short term memory loss. He is very bright and therefore gets very frustrated. He manages to write essays but is not able to remember to reference his work. We have tried a number of strategies which he forgets to use and I am wondering if anyone else has experience of this problem and has any effective suggestions. Does anyone have any recommendations for accommodated assessment? Many thanks -- Sue Jackson Senior Lecturer in Disability Support University of the Arts London College of Communication Elephant and Castle LONDON SE1 6SB Tel: 020 7514 8538 Email: [log in to unmask] ______________________________________________________________________ This email has been scanned by the MessageLabs Email Security System. For more information please visit http://www.messagelabs.com/email ______________________________________________________________________