You may find that you need to cite text from an unpaginated ebook, or from an online source such as a journal or webpage. This post, by Faculty Librarian Dr Richard Pears, co-author of Cite Them Right, explains how.
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A post by Digital Learning Developer Rebecca Jones
Blink and there’s another year gone by. But as we brace bitter winds, wait for the days to grow a little longer and for new life to bud, 2025 brings a chance for a fresh start.
Some of you might be taking advantage of this fresh start effect [1] – setting goals, downloading habit trackers and taking steps to form new routines. Perhaps you’ll commit to reading more consistently, promise to work on your time management or learn a new skill.
For others (myself included), the thought of making a New Year’s resolution might simply make you shudder. “No, thank you. I think I’ll pass this year” you mutter, while a small part of yourself fills with dread and prays that you can cling onto the few good study habits you’ve barely managed to form so far…
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