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This tutorial provides a basic overview of referencing. You will learn when and why you need to reference the material that you read for your assignments, and how to do it correctly. You will have a chance to test what you have learned. If you wish to develop your skills further, we'll point you towards more advanced training at the end of the tutorial. When you have completed the tutorial you will: *Know when you need to reference information *Understand why correct referencing is necessary *Know how to insert citations into your essay *Be able to format references correctly

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Sounds like reinventing the wheel! As a trained librarian, working in a large secondary school, I constantly adapt Dewey to fit the needs of my students and make large attractive signs to guide them and staff to the appropriate sections, as well as put together displays for disparate sections eg Geography for A level students, 6 Nations Rugby.

Presentation, research, exams - pick your topic and work your way through a comprehensive training course devised by Mondofacto, an education company specialising in online learning.