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1. VLE - interactive lessons 7.1, 8.1, 9.1
2. Continue working towards your Methodology presentation/chapter

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PM600 Methodology and Methods Intro Worksheet

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7.1. Introducing Research Ethics - Lesson - Word document (click to download)

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1. VLE Theme 7: Ethical Considerations. Complete and submit interactive lesson 7.1

2. Read Chapter 4 of your course book: The Essential Guide to Doing Your Research Project.

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Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the first and last paragraphs of the sample literature review.
Do they make a good introduction and conclusion?
Give reasons for your answers.
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Literature Review Structure - with comments

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Literature Review Structure - with comments

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STRUCTURE - Intro, main body, conclusion

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Using the guidance from today's lesson:

1. Work on editing your research questions.
2. Write your research question evaluations.

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Add your group's paragraphs to the Padlet here when you have finished.

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Add your group's paragraphs to the Padlet here when you have finished.

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All tasks below can be found on the VLE - Theme 5: Identifying the Literature.

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All tasks below can be found on the VLE - Theme 5: Identifying the Literature.

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1. Complete & submit interactive lesson 5.1 Identifying the literature1.
2. Worksheet: Literature review gap fill.
3. Complete & submit interactive lesson 5.2 Identifying the literature2.
4. Worksheet: Integrating evidence into paragraphs.
5. Reading: Chapter 6 of your e-book 'The Essential Guide to Doing Your Research Project'.
6. Continue reading and taking notes on sources for your Literature Review.

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It is thought that ...
It is believed that ...
It has been reported that ...
It is a widely held view that ...
It has commonly been assumed that ...

According to Smith (2002), ...
According to recent reports, ...
According to many in the field ...
Many scholars hold the view that ...
Smith (2001) holds the view that ...
Recent research has suggested that ...
There is some evidence to suggest that ...
If Smith's (2001) findings are accurate, ...

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It is thought that ...It is believed that ...It has been reported that ...It is a widely held view that ...It has commonly been assumed that ... According to Smith (2002), ...According to recent reports, ...According to many in the field ...Many scholars hold the view that ...Smith (2001) holds the view that ...Recent research has suggested that ...There is some evidence to suggest that ...If Smith's (2001) findings are accurate, ...

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1. Complete tasks 1, 2 & 3 from the 'Key Elements of Language' worksheet.
2. Skim read Chapter 6 of your course book for general understanding.

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PM600 Key elements and language in a literature review

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F23 6 PM600 18th April Lit Reviews Intro

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PM600 F23 6A 18th April Evaluation and Synthesis 1

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1. Read Chapter 3 of The Essential Guide to Doing Your Research Project.
2. Continue reading for your research topic and refine your ideas.

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The purpose of this test is to find out what you already know.  I will use your score to identify any areas where you might need support in order to get high grades in your assessments.

The test is timed for one hour. Once you start, you cannot pause the test. Please answer the questions honestly, without using any sources. This will help me to fully understand your level to enable me to support you better.

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Thank you to everyone for attending the tutorials this week. You have identified some very interesting project proposals and most of you have completed your research proposal templates. Please work to develop and improve your proposals following the tutorial feedback. Have a good weekend. Thank you! Sandy

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1. Complete a draft of your research proposal.
2. Check it against the Research Proposal Checklist on this Padlet.
3. Prepare 2-3 questions to ask me about your research proposal.

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Research Proposal Marking Criteria Checklist

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Please ensure that you have the following ready by Tuesday 28th March:
1. Your research topic.
2. Your research aim.
3. One research question.
4. Two annotated bibliographies.

Thank you.

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Write at least 2 annotations. You will peer review each others' in class time on Friday 24th March.

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JMR Student Example Annotated Bibliography Worksheet (Bioprinting)

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1. You will have time today today to discuss your project with Sandy or Will. Use your completed 'Defending your Topic' worksheet to help you.
2. While you are waiting, work on any tasks on this Padlet that you have not yet completed.
3. If you have completed everything, please work through the 'Academic Integrity' courses in your VLE.
Please use this time wisely to catch-up with work.

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Finish the 'Defending your topic' worksheet. In class on Friday you will discuss your aims, rationale and research approach with your classmates and tutor.

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1. Continue reading for your research topic.
2. Create a working bibliography for 3-5 sources.
3. Lesson 2.3 in your VLE: Defining the research problem 3.

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There are special requirements for using clip art and stock images in APA Style papers.

Common sources for stock images and clip art are iStock, Getty Images, Adobe Stock, Shutterstock, Pixabay, and Flickr. Common sources for clip art are Microsoft Word and Microsoft PowerPoint.

The license associated with the clip art or stock image determines how it should be credited.

Sometimes the license indicates no reference or attribution is needed, in which case writers can reproduce the image without any reference, citation, or attribution in an APA Style paper.

Other times, the license indicates that credit is required to reproduce the image, in which case writers should write an APA Style copyright attribution and reference list entry.

Follow the terms of the license associated with the image you want to reproduce. The guidelines apply regardless of whether the image costs money to purchase or is available for free. The guidelines also apply to both students and professionals and to both papers and PowerPoint presentations.

Although for most images you must look at the license on a case-by-case basis, images and clip art from programs such as Microsoft Word and Microsoft PowerPoint can be used without attribution. By purchasing the program, you have purchased a license to use the clip art and images that come with the program without attribution.

This page contains examples for clip art or stock images, including the following:

1. Image with no attribution required

2. Image that requires an attribution

1. Image with no attribution required

If the license associated with clip art or a stock image states "no attribution required," then do not provide an APA Style reference, in-text citation, or copyright attribution.

For example, this image of a cat comes from Pixabay and has a license that says the image is free to reproduce with no attribution required. To use the image as a figure in an APA Style paper, provide a figure number and title and then the image. If desired, describe the image in a figure note. In a presentation (such as a PowerPoint presentation), the figure number, title, and note are optional.

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A Striped Cat Sits With Paws Crossed

Note. Participants assigned to the cute pets condition saw this image of a cat.

2. Image that requires an attribution

If the license associated with clip art or a stock image says that attribution is required, then provide a copyright attribution in the figure note and a reference list entry for the image in the reference list. Many (but not all) images with Creative Commons licenses require attribution.

For example, this image of a sled dog comes from Flickr and has a Creative Commons license (specifically, CC BY 2.0). The license states that the image is free to use but attribution is required.

To use the image as a figure in an APA Style paper, provide a figure number and title and then the image. Below the image, provide a copyright attribution in the figure note. In a presentation, the figure number and title are optional but the note containing the copyright attribution is required.

The copyright attribution is used instead of an in-text citation. The copyright attribution consists of the same elements as the reference list entry, but in a different order (title, author, date, site name, URL), followed by the name of the Creative Commons License.

Also provide a reference list entry for the image. The reference list entry for the image consists of its author, year of publication, title, description in brackets, and source (usually the name of the website and the URL).

To cite clip art or a stock image without reproducing it, provide an in-text citation for the image instead of a copyright attribution. Also provide a reference list entry.

Parenthetical citation: (Denali National Park and Preserve, 2013)

Narrative citation: Denali National Park and Preserve (2013)

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There are special requirements for using clip art and stock images in APA Style papers. These images can come from places such as iStock, Getty Images, Adobe Stock, and Flickr. This also covers screenshots. The license associated with the clip art or stock image determines how it should be credited.

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Avoiding Plagiarism Extended Exercise ANSWERS

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Creating references and citations with answers

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Creating references and citations with answers

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Creating References and Citations ANSWERS APA 7th

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Read the new sources you have found and refine your research topic.

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Homework VLE Lesson: 2.1 Defining the Research Problem 1 - Searching for Sources- Lesson - Interactive book. https://pathways.kaplaninternational.com/mod/lti/view.php?id=542062

Complete and submit in the VLE ready for class on Tuesday 7th March.

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1. Review the 'Avoiding Plagiarism' PPT in the Academic Integrity section of this Padlet.
2. Individually, spend 10 minutes considering your answers to the worksheet above.
3. In small groups, discuss your answers to the worksheet task.

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PM600 ANSWERS Evaluation and Synthesis 1