This interactive content was made by Maynooth University. Going through this interactive content should help enable you to better source and evaluate information which you will use in your academic writing.
This interactive content is created by Maynooth University. Going through these interactive videos and quizzes can help you understand plagiarism and how to avoid it.
This is a PDF from the UCC Skills Centre. This PDF details Study Skills, strategies and techniques that help you make the most of your time, academic potential and resources.
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This is a PDF from the UCC Skills Centre. This PDF details how to use feedback from assignments to further improve your future work.
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This is a PDF from the UCC Skills Centre. This PDF details the importance of evidence in academic writing and how to choose which evidence to use.
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This is a PDF from the UCC Skills Centre. This PDF aims to give a summary of why and how to take notes in academia.
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This is a hub of free courses, articles, activities, and resources curated by the Open University aimed at helping new students take their first steps at university. There are courses on practical topics, such as learning to recognise plagiarism, embrace good studying habits, and preparation for exams and essays, as well as on more specific topics including arts, science, maths, business, and mental health and wellbeing.
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This is an interactive web game that teaches students how easily misinformation can be spread online.
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This is a two-minute video from Stewart Library on how to use Boolean operators, simple words (AND, OR, NOT or AND NOT) used as conjunctions to combine or exclude keywords in a search, resulting in more focused and productive results when using a search engine.
