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03:15 When do I cite and reference When do I cite and reference	When do I cite and reference In this video we will look at when you need to cite and reference. citing citing literature referencing source reference knowledge article citation journal sources references argument text author extract material ideas words introduction hope copy arguments readers From Catherine Ure 0 likes 199 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial Share A Like Retain Source File Yes
03:08 The impact of Augmented Reality (AR) books on the… The impact of Augmented Reality (AR) books on the reading engagement and comprehension of child readers. - Kawla Alhamad	The impact of Augmented Reality (AR) books on the reading engagement and comprehension of child readers. - Kawla Alhamad Augmented Reality (AR) books offer new opportunities for interaction and engagement, and additional features provide potential to support children’s reading comprehension, yet there is… open research eor conference poster reality children features reading experience comprehension perceptions teacher sessions study students image box readers child engagement session person rb copies From Kerry Miller 0 likes 23 plays 0 Publisher Edinburgh Open Research Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Language English Date Created May 27th, 2022 Retain Source File Yes
47:38 Guide to manual accessibility testing Guide to manual accessibility testing	Guide to manual accessibility testing Please note this is an introduction to the process of manual accessibility training not the actual training. To attend the manual accessibility training course please contact Viki Galt –… accessibility testing screen text things kind content bit reader slide government lot chris dragon jaws test browser magnification readers fingers From Bruce Darby 2 likes 29 plays 0 Publisher Bruce Darby Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Share A Like Language English Date Created August 25th, 2021
02:31 How to Read a Novel Trailer How to Read a Novel Trailer	How to Read a Novel Trailer What makes a great novel? How is a novel woven together? How can we best appreciate works of fiction? Answer these questions and more with this free short online course from The University of… ocp trailer novels edinburgh fiction journey opportunity tape mooc authors characterization blocks building tools chapter event excitement thrill readers festival oedema experiment From Calum Macphail 0 likes 28 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial Share A Like
13:42 APMCS lecture 6 part 6 APMCS lecture 6 part 6	APMCS lecture 6 part 6 Animal mindreading part 6 philosophy chimpanzee behaviour chimpanzees concept mind situation hypothesis abstractions animal fitzpatrick argument reasoning lots behaviours readers animals stimulus poverty situations parsimony From Suilin Lavelle 0 likes 50 plays 0 Course Code PHIL11135 Publisher Suilin Lavelle Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created February 3rd, 2021
39:05 Robert Burns in Russia: Translations and… Robert Burns in Russia: Translations and Influences	Robert Burns in Russia: Translations and Influences Robert Burns in Russia: Translations of the poems of Robert Burns have sold millions of copies in Russia, and his songs can be regularly heard on radio, television and in famous films. The talk will… russia scotland and russia robert burns poetry translations burns union samuel translation robert shock examples readers translator king ups mash poem scotland 1970s discourse word poems From John Glendinning 0 likes 128 plays 0 Publisher John Glendinning Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created February 5th, 2018

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