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Dugg Lowe

Title page template and tips - 0 views

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  • Dugg Lowe on 11 Jul 08
     
    Cool APA title page template with explanation.
romandavis112

Creating Bibliography And Footnotes In Chicago Referencing - 1 views

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    Bibliography and footnotes are two different things often found in research papers and dissertations. Both of them give information about something. Now, the type of information they give differs in some contexts. Both of these terms follow different writing styles, e.g., APA, Harvard or Chicago. Many people know how to write references in the form of APA and Harvard as they are primarily used in papers. Chicago style is different and has some other guidelines compared to the ones mentioned above. This will also be the centre of our today's discussion. Before moving further, let's define the bibliography and footnotes and their importance in research.
Allison Burrell

How Twitter in the Classroom is Boosting Student Engagement - 0 views

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  • Fortunately, educators (including myself) have found that Twitter is an effective way to broaden participation in lecture. Additionally, the ubiquity of laptops and smartphones have made the integration of Twitter a virtually bureaucracy-free endeavor. This post describes the two main benefits professors find when using Twitter in lecture.
  • Students in another Twitter-friendly classroom at Purdue University agree that digital communication helps overcome the shyness barrier. “It’s just an easy way to answer questions in class without embarrassing yourself and raising your hand in a big lecture hall,” said one student. Studies frequently discover that greater participation translates into better academic performance, motivation, and a likelihood of adopting different points of view, which is why it is so striking that Twitter can foster that type of communication.
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