Today we have Angie, TA to some of you, here to guide us through a hands-on workshop with RefWorks. Diane showed this to us on Wednesday and today we get to really practise using it.
Remember, please tweet three reflections on today's lecture to both myself
(@JessL) and to Angie (@charleston_chiu)
Here is Angie's lecture:
Showing posts with label apa style. Show all posts
Showing posts with label apa style. Show all posts
Friday, November 4, 2011
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Lecture 21: APA, Citation & Science
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| Image from the University of Alberta library guide profile. |
During Diane's talk, please send three tweets reflecting on her talk to both of us: @JessL AND @di_clark. Also, feel free to ask Diane, via Twitter, any questions you might have. Be prepared too, as Diane might ask you to respond to her during her presentation using tweets!
Monday, October 31, 2011
Lecture 20: Flickr, Image Citation and Copyright
In today's lecture we shall look explicitly at image citation (especially now that we all use flickr) and what creative commons means in terms of copyright.
Monday, October 17, 2011
Lecture 17: Science Journal Articles
In today's lecture we will review the elements of a scientific paper:
Abstract
Introduction
Methods
Results
Discussion
Works Cited/References
The second example of an abstract comes from this article:
Green Tea Consumption Is Inversely Associated with the Incidence of Influenza Infection among Schoolchildren in a Tea Plantation Area of Japan
Also very useful is this article: Writing the Empirical Journal Article by
Daryl J. Bem
He gives some very useful examples of opening statements and how to present your findings.
He gives some very useful examples of opening statements and how to present your findings.
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