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Add links/hyperlinks to text where you would typically give Author (Year). You can include more than your six references used in Assignment 2 (e.g. other articles in The Conversation).

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August 21st 14:00

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APA. It is most common in EMCA journals.

If you prefer to use another style, that's fine. Use ONE style consistently!

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No more than 12 pages for the whole exam. Word count for each assignment provided in task instructions.

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Not more than half a page.

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No – the glossary already has a student definition accompanied by three definitions from the literature

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Ideally, the part you transcribe (with the focal phenomena) should be no more than 20 seconds. The clip might be longer for context (i.e. include/upload whole sequence to make sense of the example your have transcribed).

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Can I use other terms? Do I have to define them?

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Can I use other terms? Do I have to define them?

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Yes you can use other terms. But you don't need to define them, because these terms will be hyperlinked to other parts of the glossary.

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Do I upload my video or audio in my Exam?

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Do I upload my video or audio in my Exam?

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Yes. In the written Assignment 1, include URL and provide as reference (see https://apastyle.apa.org/style-grammar-guidelines/references/examples/youtube-references).

You should also upload the media clip as an attachment (bilag) to the portfolio exam PDF if you are able. Ask your classmates for help!

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This page contains reference examples for YouTube, including the following:

1. YouTube video

2. YouTube channel

The same format can be used for other sites that host user-generated videos, such as Vimeo.

Cite a livestream (e.g., YouTube live) that is not archived by its hosting platform and cannot be retrieved by any other means (i.e., recorded and made available online via another hosting site) as a personal communication.

Asian Boss. (2020, June 5). World's leading vaccine expert fact-checks COVID-19 vaccine conspiracy: Stay curious #22 [Video]. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQdLDMLrYIA

Harvard University. (2019, August 28). Soft robotic gripper for jellyfish [Video]. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guRoWTYfxMs

Parenthetical citations: (Asian Boss, 2020; Harvard University, 2019)

Narrative citations: Asian Boss (2020) and Harvard University (2019)

Use the name of the account that uploaded the video as the author.

If the account did not actually create the work, explain this in the text if it is important for readers to know. However, if that would mean citing a source that appears unauthoritative, you might also look for the author's YouTube channel, official website, or other social media to see whether the same video is available elsewhere.

To cite the words of individuals featured in a video, name or describe the individual(s) in your sentence in the text and then provide a parenthetical citation for the video. For example, the Asian Boss video is an interview with the director general of the International Vaccine Institute; you should provide details about who spoke and what they said in the text of the sentence and then cite the video using the parenthetical citation shown.

Provide the specific date on which the video was uploaded.

Italicize the title of the video.

Include the description "[Video]" in square brackets after the title.

Provide the site name (YouTube) and URL of the video.

YouTube channel pages begin on the "Home" tab by default. If you want to cite one of the other tabs (e.g., "Videos," "Playlists"), use the name of that tab rather than "Home" in the title element of the reference (as in the Walker example).

Italicize the title of the channel.

Include the description "[YouTube channel]" in square brackets after the title.

Provide a retrieval date because the content is designed to change over time and is not archived.

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This page contains reference examples for YouTube videos and channels. The same format can be used for other sites that host user-generated videos, such as Vimeo.

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Should all assignments be put into 1 PDF-file or do we have to turn 3 files in seperately? 

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Should all assignments be put into 1 PDF-file or do we have to turn 3 files in seperately? 

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Assignments 1, 2 and 3 should be combined into one single PDF file to upload for the Portfolio Exam.

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Yes!

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Use full reference as subtitle for each review. Use APA as it is most used in EMCA. (If you're more familiar with another style, you can use that. Just be consistent.)

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Do we have to give each assignment a heading so it's clear which assignment is which?

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Do we have to give each assignment a heading so it's clear which assignment is which?

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Yes! Good idea!

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Yes! Times New Roman 12 pt. 1.5 or double-spaced.

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Do you have to include your name or number?

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Do you have to include your name or number?

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Use a header to provide your name and student number.

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What type of link should it be? Should it be the DOI link?

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What type of link should it be? Should it be the DOI link?

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Should we make a long bibliography in the end or after each assignment? 

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Should we make a long bibliography in the end or after each assignment? 

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Provide references for each assignment, as relevant and as stated in each assignment instructions.

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Always a good idea.

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Is it okay to just upload the audio from the youtube clip and the link, or does it have to be a video recording?

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Is it okay to just upload the audio from the youtube clip and the link, or does it have to be a video recording?

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How many lines of transcription is ideal? (What is too much/too little?)

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How many lines of transcription is ideal? (What is too much/too little?)

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What format should the video clip be in, when we upload it as an attatchment?

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What format should the video clip be in, when we upload it as an attatchment?

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Should we make an AI declaration if we have used it? There is a template on the AU website (link to it is here)

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Should we make an AI declaration if we have used it? There is a template on the AU website (link to it is here)

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All exams require you to make a statement about AI, but its use is NOT appropriate for the exam in our course (all tasks are designed to display YOUR understanding).

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Here you can read how you should approach generative artificial intelligence (GAI) in connection with your academic work at Aarhus University.