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This session is an overview of how to reference and avoid plagiarism. It covers when to use a citation, what to put in your reference list, tools available to help you create references and recording…
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October 6th, 2022
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This is a brief talk about how to avoid plagiarism in a research review and project proposal.
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This video will explain why citing and referencing is important.
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Raluca Bunduchi, Director of postgraduate programmes, explains the School's expectations for your academic studies.
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This session was designed to help students learn to reference for large research projects such as dissertations in the School of Law. We discuss the OSCOLA and Edinburgh Law Review referencing…
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All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language
English Date Created
October 20th, 2021
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Welcome Back Year 3 Electronics and Electrical Engineering programmes
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Welcome Week events 2021Good Academic Conduct with David Lewis
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All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
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Presented on 23rd March 2021 as part of the Library Bitesize programme, the session provides an overview and sources of help on plagiarism and referencing. The aims of the session…
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University of Edinburgh Licence Type
All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language
English Date Created
March 23rd, 2021
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This is a recording of the session from 17th November 2021. In it we discuss what plagiarism is and how to avoid it, how to construct references and tools to help you. Slides available from the…
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English (UK) Date Created
November 17th, 2021
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This session covered Good practice in academic writing when using others' works, and where to go for more information about avoiding plagiarism. What
needs to be cited in your work. How
to…
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November 16th, 2020
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This session was designed to help students learn to reference for large research projects such as dissertations in the School of Law. We discuss the OSCOLA and Edinburgh Law Review referencing…
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All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language
English Date Created
May 5th, 2021
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A routine of plagiarism detection structures-in distrust. Plagiarism detection systems are seen by many as merely administrative aids to ease the academic assessment workload. Hamish Macleod argues…
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The University of Edinburgh Licence Type
All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language
English Date Created
October 15th, 2020
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Arguing that authorship isn’t what it used to be - how we assess students and understand plagiarism needs to shift. Manifesto authors Dr James Lamb, Dr Hamish Macleod and Dr Christine Sinclair…
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The University of Edinburgh Licence Type
All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language
English Date Created
October 15th, 2020
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Part 3: Writing critically
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All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created
October 5th, 2020
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Professional Skills for Global Agri-Food Scientists 1. This short recording describes what 'plagiarism' is and how to avoid it. Further information can be found in the Assessment Folder on…
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R(D)SVS Licence Type
All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language
English Date Created
June 29th, 2020
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Video on Good Academic Practice from a law student viewpoint, to demonstrate the rules and procedure of academic misconduct (e.g. plagiarism) and how to avoid poor practice. The video was made an OER…
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Murray Earle - Law School Licence Type
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