1. Writing assignments quick guide

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2. Assignment preparation process

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3. Analysing an assignment topic

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4. Brainstorming and putting your ideas together

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5. Searching and reading strategies

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6 Evaluating the reliability of sources

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7 Why do I need to read and use sources in my writing

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8 Critical thinking at university

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9 Planning and organising ideas in academic writing

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10 Basic structure of a written assignment at university

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11 Structuring an academic paragraph at university

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12 Writing academic arguments

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13 Features of an academic style of communication

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14 Writing reflective assignment

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15 What is plagiarism and how do I avoid it

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16. Self-plagiarism

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17. Differences between quoting, paraphrasing and summarising

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18. Quoting correctly in an assignment

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19. Paraphrasing correctly in an assignment

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20. Paraphrasing myths

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21. Summarising: the best way to make your work original

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22 Interpreting Turnitin similarity reports

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23 Referencing quick guide

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24 Five important changes from the APA 6th to the APA 7th referencing style

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25 In-text references in both the APA 7th and the APA 6th style

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26 Reference lists in both the APA 7th and the APA 6th style

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27 Referencing journal articles in both the APA 7th and the APA 6th style

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28 Referencing books and book chapters in both the APA 7th and the APA 6th style

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29 Referencing translated sources in both the APA 7th and the APA 6th style

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30 Referencing secondary sources in both the APA 7th and the APA 6th style

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31 Referencing websites and curriculum documents in both the APA 7th and the APA 6th style

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