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AGLC - Referencing Guide

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Rule 7.12 Written Correspondence

  The editors of Melbourne University Law Review and Journal of International Law who produce AGLC providing the advice to broadly follow rule 7.2 which deals with Written Correspondence.

Note that this is interim guidance as this information is not officially part of AGLC. 

  Permitted use of AI for assessment must be acknowledged appropriately.

  Include methodology

  Include an appendix with a full transcript of any prompts and AI-generated responses

Microsoft, Microsoft Copilot for Microsoft 365 to Fred Jones, Output, 24 February 2023.

Note:

Number Output from [program], [creator] to [recipient], [full date].

1Output from Copilot, Microsoft to Fred Jones, 24 February 2023. 

Text explaining the prompt that was used can be included in the footnote. The full detail can also be included in an appendix.

Output from Copilot, Microsoft to Fred Jones, 24 February 2023. The output was generated in response to the prompt, ‘What is the history of the Law School at The University of Queensland’: see below Appendix C.

Format

Standard format for footnote

App/Program/Software:

   Creator  Program/App Title: Subtitle  ( Program type, Full access date ) <URL>.

 

Output from App/Program/Software:

  Output from  Program Title  Creator  to  Recipient ,  Full date ,<URL>.

 

Examples

App/Program/Software:

Microsoft, Microsoft Copilot for Microsoft 365 (Generative AI, 10 June 2024) https://copilot.microsoft.com/.

 

Output from App/Program/Software:

Output from Copilot, Microsoft to Debra Smith, 10 June 2024. Prompt used: Does capital punishment deter murder. Output in Appendix A.