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1. library.southwales.ac.uk › collections-subjectReferencing guides | University of South Wales

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   Our referencing tools guide will outline the main tools supported at USW and the most commonly used free tools, that can help with managing your references. If you are a research Student or member of USW staff you can use the software EndNote to organise your bibliographic references.

2. studyskills.southwales.ac.uk › other-academicReferencing | University of South Wales

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   Referencing is indicating in your work where you have used material that did not originate with you. This might include factual information, data, images, opinion, direct quotation, or when you summarise or paraphrase the work of other people.

3. progression.southwales.ac.uk › guidance-supportYour First Assessment | University of South Wales

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   Refer to your Course Handbook. USW regulations on assessments can be found in the Regulations for Taught Courses from section A1. 70-78, 124-143 for the current academic year. * There may be course exceptions, such as for Professional, Statutory and Regulatory Bodies (PSRBs) requirements.

4. advice.southwales.ac.uk › a2z › referencingReferencing, Plagiarism, and Good Academic Practice

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   To avoid being accused of plagiarism, it’s important you learn to reference correctly, and that you adhere to the guidelines of good academic practice. What is Referencing? Referencing is indicating in your work where you have used material that did not originate with you.

5. advice.southwales.ac.uk › a2z › module-and-courseModule and Course Information | University of South Wales

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   You can search for Module and Course Specifications and you can also print a PDF of the required specifications. The search course option allows you to list all modules that are recommended or optional for the successful completion of that given course. The search modules option offers access to the full module descriptors: Aims of the module.

6. www5.open.ac.uk › library › referencing-andQuick guide to Harvard referencing (Cite Them Right)

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   An in-text citation consists of the last name of the author (s), the year of publication, and a page number if relevant. There are a number of ways of incorporating in-text citations into your work - some examples are provided below.

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   What referencing tools can I use at USW?

   • Our referencing tools guide will outline the main tools supported at USW and the most commonly used free tools, that can help with managing your references. If you are a research Student or member of USW staff you can use the software EndNote to organise your bibliographic references.

   Referencing guides | University of South Wales

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   What is USW Harvard referencing?

   • USW Harvard referencing (word) - this is a document style guide to Harvard, as a word document. USW Harvard referencing (LibGuide) - This is a more visual guide, that presents the information in shorter more focused pieces, that are easier to understand and navigate. It also includes useful links to books and guides.

   Referencing guides | University of South Wales

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   What referencing style does USW use?

   • Harvard, is USW's recommended referencing style. The guides below will help you understand and use this referencing style: USW Harvard referencing (pdf) - this is a document style guide to Harvard, as a pdf. USW Harvard referencing (word) - this is a document style guide to Harvard, as a word document.

   Referencing guides | University of South Wales

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   Where can I find USW regulations on assessments?

   • Refer to your Course Handbook. USW regulations on assessments can be found in the Regulations for Taught Courses from section A1. 70-78, 124-143 for the current academic year. * There may be course exceptions, such as for Professional, Statutory and Regulatory Bodies (PSRBs) requirements.

   Your First Assessment | University of South Wales

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   What makes USW a good school?

   • Learning and teaching at USW is underpinned by principles (curriculum, assessment, active learning, the academic blueprint and much more), enacted by policies. We help colleagues gain the professional recognition they, and their work, deserves through PSF, NTFS, CATE & STARS which helps them advance their careers.

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   What is the USW curriculum 2030?

   • The USW Curriculum 2030 principles comprise eight principles within which all curricula at the University are designed. The best student experiences come from exposure to high quality teaching. Our courses (PgCLTHE, New2HE), schemes (ROPS, PAC) and research will help you to broaden and deepen your teaching skills and knowledge.

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8. celt.southwales.ac.ukCentre for the Enhancement of Learning and Teaching

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   Developing teaching & learning. The best student experiences come from exposure to high quality teaching. Our courses (PgCLTHE, New2HE), schemes (ROPS, PAC) and research will help you to broaden and deepen your teaching skills and knowledge. Seminars, Workshops & Conferences.