Turnitin, and other text-matching software, is often used by postgraduate scholars and supervisors to check their work. This is very useful because the software can
This narrated PowerPoint presentation discusses the role of theory and concepts in postgraduate research. It unpacks the meaning of the two terms, and how they
This narrated PowerPoint presentation discusses, briefly, the value of reflecting on a research process as it unfolds. This reflection is enabled through the researcher learning
This narrated PowerPoint presentation discusses the central role of reading, especially, in postgraduate research, and tackles the issue of how to keep track of what
Feedback is a contentious topic in higher education: it’s purpose is understood as to give student writers direction and advice on developing their writing. But
When an academic or a researcher makes a statement, (s)he will have an authoritative voice over the society, as the statement will have a “scientific”
Feedback on our written work is something that we tend to have mixed feelings about: we want and need it, but we dread what supervisors,
This interactive, on-line training resource provides free research ethics training with a specific focus on the capacity building needs of African countries. The training material
Postgraduate students spend hours working on their computers, as most 21st century students type all their documents. Microsoft Word offers students many powerful tools that
Video, 9.41 minutes. Developed by Presenter Prof Gina Wisker (Brighton University, UK). Thanks to Dr Henriëtte van den Berg who commissioned the video and developed supporting