Self Help: Writing & Referencing
Writing Strategies for...
Use the resources below to learn how to write for any type of assignment.
- Getting Published [webpage]
Aimed more at postgraduate students, this guide will help you if you are considering publishing your research, and guide you on how to go about publishing. - Writing Resources | OU Student Learning Development [webpage]Student Learning Development can support you in improving your writing! Take a workshop, find a peer writer, join a conversational English class, or delve into digital resources to learn more.
Referencing and Citing Correctly
Referencing and citing are cornerstones of assignment writing at University! These resources will help you learn how.
- Referencing [webpage]Essental information on the main styles of referencing used at OU and which ones are used in your programme or department.
- ZoteroBib [online bibliography generator]ZoteroBib helps you build a bibliography instantly from any computer or device, without creating an account or installing any software.
- Academic Integrity: a brief guide for students | University of Otago [PDF]
A two-page UO introduction to Academic Integrity, referencing, preventing plagiarism and where to get further help.
Too many references to deal with? You might want to check out these apps and resources for helping you manage your references easily and cite them correctly!
- Managing Your References [webpage]Use this subject guide to learn why to use a reference manager and how to choose the best one for you.
- Endnote Training Videos [webpage]The videos on this page will help you get started with Endnote and learn how to use the software for your assignments.
20 Common Writing Mistakes
Source: www.grammarcheck.net
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