EdTech: Referencing and attribution practice for learners

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Category:Digital Literacy
Module description.

The module explores the practical underpinnings of good attribution and referencing. It looks at how to develop and reinforce the judgement learners need in order to avoid plagiarism. This module pairs with Dealing with plagiarism.

This is an Adopting Module

Aim

The module shows you good referencing and attribution practice for learners.

Objective

After completing the module, you will be able to:

  • List and describe the elements of effective referencing and attribution
  • Advise, guide and direct learners to develop good judgement in avoiding plagiarism

Digital Teaching Professional Framework

This module covers the EdTech component - C1b : Creating content

  • Create and edit digital content in different formats.
  • Express themselves through digital means.
  • Modify, refine, improve and integrate information and content into an existing body of knowledge.
  • Create new, original and relevant content and knowledge.
  • Understand how copyright and licences apply to data, information and digital content.
  • Plan and develop a sequence of understandable instructions to solve a given problem or perform a specific task.
  • Share data, information and digital content with others through appropriate digital technologies.
  • Know about referencing and attribution practices.
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MK
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11th May 2020
Mark Kneill-Boxley
The rating is 2 out of 5

I thought I understood Harvard referencing but the exercise left me unsure. I'll follow up elsewhwere.

Our Response: Thank you. We appreciate your feedback. It is important for us to understand how to improve our training modules and, subject to you having given consent, we will be in touch to discuss it further with you. Alternatively, please do not hesitate to contact our Helpdesk on 0330 22 333 63. Understanding your views is important to us.
LP
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22nd April 2020
Lesley Pemberton
The rating is 4 out of 5

Some good tips on how to deal with plagiarism in this module.

Our Response: Thank you for your helpful comments which will inform our ongoing development.
LC
21st May 2020
Lisa Capper
The rating is 4 out of 5

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EC
18th May 2020
Edward Chambers
The rating is 3 out of 5

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MC
19th April 2020
Mark Carton
The rating is 2 out of 5

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31st March 2020
dawn goodman
The rating is 3 out of 5

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14th March 2020
Matthew Gordon
The rating is 3 out of 5

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