How to avoid plagiarism (and why we reference in academic writing)
Students are often told that we reference to avoid plagiarism. They are also told that if they plagiarise, they can be excluded from the university.
Students are often told that we reference to avoid plagiarism. They are also told that if they plagiarise, they can be excluded from the university.
Plagiarism happens along a continuum from intentional to unintentional. Learning how referencing is used to build claims can help to prevent unintentional plagiarism, but what
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This brief PowerPoint presentation with voice over describes how to read journal articles and collating information using the rhetorical moves approach. The presentation explains the
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This 6 part video series provides an in-depth explanation of how to use the free Mendeley reference manager effectively during your research process. With this