Copyright protects all original works: essays, novels, poems, photographs, music, and many more. It protects the author's right to decide how their work is used, and places restrictions on re-use of any original work, or part of.
You are permitted to quote, or make photocopies or scans of, material for your own research/private study, providing that you make one copy for yourself only, that does not exceed the following:
Broadcasting/using sections of recorded material (video, audio, or both) is permitted for educational purposes - including examination i.e. using clips in a film submitted for your dissertation. However, always cite your quotations, as you would with written material.
A brief guide to Zotero, which allows you to retrieve, store and organise references. Also demonstrates how to use Zotero to record citations and create bibliographies within MS Word documents.
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Learning to reference correctly is a vital skill for anyone in academia. Cite them right online will help students to reference almost any source, and to understand why this is important.
iPROGRESS is a collection of learning resources aimed at helping you use information effectively and ethically in your academic work. There are five modules within iPROGRESS:
Completion of iPROGRESS can help enhance your employability skills. If you complete all the modules, you will be awarded with a Moodle badge which you can use to obtain Employability Passport points.
Find iPROGRESS on the My Learning tab in the Student Portal.