Library Guides: Chicago Referencing Guide: More help

Chicago quick guides

University of Chicago Press Turabian Citation Guide
Quick online guide from the University of Chicago Press.

Chicago Referencing Quick Guide
pdf with examples and notes on commonly referenced sources

Chicago style manuals

A Manual for Writers of Research Papers, Theses, and Dissertations: Chicago Style for Students and Researchers

Available from the AUT Library, this clear and comprehensive manual is the official style guide for Chicago/Turabian referencing.

These chapters are particularly useful:

Chapter 16: Notes-Bibliography Style: The Basic Form
Chapter 17: Notes-Bibliography Style: Types of Sources

You can also consult the Chicago Manual of Style Online for detailed information on the Chicago style.

Managing your references

You can choose to use reference management software for storing and managing references, such as one of the following:

EndNote - AUT staff and students may download for free from Blackboard, for off-campus use
Zotero - free download
Mendeley - free download

Book into an EndNote workshop
The Library offers EndNote workshops throughout the year on all three campuses. EndNote Essentials is aimed at beginners and EndNote Extra at more advanced users.

Contact your Liaison Librarian

Contact the Liaison Librarian for Art & Design, Future Environments and Te Ara Poutama, Elwyn Sheehan, if you need more help with Chicago referencing.