Copyright, Referencing & Plagiarism
Here you can download our copyright, referencing & plagiarism skills guides and take a quiz to test your understanding. Printed versions of these guides are available in of all our libraries.
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| Click on the link to download our Harvard Referencing Guide | Click on the link to download our Copyright & Plagiarism Guide | Click on the link to download our Formatting Quotes Guide |
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| Click on the link to download our 'Did I Plagiarise Guide' | Click on the link to download our Referencing Styles Guide | Click on the link to download our Referencing Quick Sheet |
Check out this great powerpoint presentation for lots of really useful information about plagiarism.
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Check out this great powerpoint presentation for lots of really useful information about referencing.
[slideshare id=178470232&doc=new-referencing-website-191002121245]Test your citation skills with this citation activity!
Evaluating Information and Critical Thinking
Critical Thinking .
Click on the link to download our Critical Thinking Guide
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Check out this great powerpoint presentation for lots of really useful information about Evaluating Information.
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Check out this great powerpoint presentation for lots of really useful information about Evaluating Your Resources.
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Check out this video explaining what Critical Thinking is all about 🙂
Evaluating Information
It is very important that you know if the resources you are using are the best. Are they up to date? Is the author an expert in their field? Download our Evaluating Information Activity Sheet to help you make a judgement about your sources:
Currency - What is the date of the source? Is it up-to-date?
Relevance - What is its relevance to your work?
Author - Is the author an expert? What is their background and experience?
Purpose - Why was it written? Is there any bias? Is it from a commercial source?
Supporting Evidence - Does the source/author give any references to back up/evidence their own work?
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| Click on the link to download our Evaluation Checklist | Click on the link to download our Website Evaluation Sheet | Click on the link to download our Evaluating Information Activity Sheet. |
Take a took at this short video on how to evaluate Information.
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Research
Take a look at this research and evaluating information slideshow to give you a quick overview of the key points. There is an activity at the end for you to try.
Check out this great powerpoint presentation for lots of really useful information about Research.
[slideshare id=106576427&doc=researchbusinessjan18-180719101615]Click on the link to download our Google Search Guide
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Presentation Skills
Click on the link to download our Presentation Skills Guide
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Check out these useful slides on making a great presentation
[slideshare id=178472070&doc=new-presentationskills-website-191002123145]Click on the link to download our Presentation Plan
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