Mastering proper citation styles is a fundamental skill for any graduate student researcher. Throughout this module, we will explore various citation styles and introduce you to the world of citation management tools. These powerful tools offer efficient ways to organize, store, and cite your sources, saving you time and ensuring accuracy in your references.
However, citation is not just about acknowledging sources; it plays a crucial role in promoting diverse voices and perspectives. We will emphasize the importance of citing underrepresented voices, as it fosters inclusivity, promotes equity, and enriches scholarly discourse.
Honing your writing and research skills is an important step towards academic success.
Navigate to content using the widget on the right or bottom of the page. Content in this module includes:
- Citation Styles
- Citation Management
- Citation Trails
- Citing Underrepresented Voices
- Writing, Research & Study Skills
Are you a student who already has experience with creating and managing citations?
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