3.15.10 News releases
includes brochures
3.13.9 Meeting presentations and other unpublished material.
3.13.10 Personal communications
If the notes/handouts are available online through D2L, cite them as a web object. Include details after the title, if it is necessary for clarity.
(Note: LearnJCU is a learning management system similar to D2L. These links are dead because we do not have access to LearnJCU.):
Ideally, you use a URL that will get your readers as close as possible to the document. When writing for someone who has access to the class site, such as D2L, include the full URL for the document (copy and paste). Always include the date you last checked to see the URL still worked (the Accessed date).
If the work was given in class, and you have confirmed that the information has not been copied from a published source (book, journal article, web page etc.), treat it as personal communication. Do not include it in your reference list and explain in the text the nature of your source in brackets.
According to a diagram distributed by M. Grant (class handout, February 2020)...
The Cornell Method template (K. Bartlett, class handout, March 21, 2020) can be used to analyze and compare journal articles.
Class handouts are often copied or taken from other sources. Endeavour to find the original source, if possible.